As Queensland voters begin to engage in the election campaign culminating on 26 October, internet traffic is being completely dominated by Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.

Campaign director Damian Huxham said internet traffic metric figures for One Nation substantially exceeded those for the other parties combined.

“According to Google’s internet traffic metrics, over the past 30 days the One Nation Queensland website has had 38,639 hits compared to Labor’s 14,476, the LNP’s 13,435 and the KAP’s 326,” Mr Huxham said.

“Name recognition is crucial in modern political campaigns, and it’s widely accepted by marketing experts that voters need to see a party's representatives in person, hear discussions about them, recognise their branding through signs and leaflets, find them active on social media, and confirm their presence with a professional website.

“By these metrics, One Nation is leading the pack.

“Of course, what’s more important is engaging voters in person. Our leadership team and candidates have been hitting the pavement right across Queensland meeting residents, promoting sensible policies and discussing our vision for the state. This outreach is not just about visibility; it’s about transparency and accountability, values that One Nation and our founder Pauline Hanson hold dear.

“One Nation’s polling numbers have been steadily increasing in response to this campaign effort. As the major parties continue to falter in accountability and transparency, we’re confident more Queenslanders will turn their support toward One Nation. Our candidates will put Queensland and Queenslanders first, and put Labor and the Greens last.”

Damian Huxham – 0447 066 625