Victoria election

Sat 25 Jul 2026 at 7:18am

Sat 25 Jul 2026 at 10:52am

Jodie Hamill met Jess Wilson in Sale.

In short:

The Coalition faces a challenge from One Nation in Victoria's east.

Gippsland residents are frustrated with major parties.

Victorians vote on November 28.

Jodie Hamill's business struggled, so she sold it.

She now supports One Nation to solve her problems.

Jodie Hamill spoke to the ABC in Sale about her issues.

People in the country want to vote for One Nation.

This sentiment is shared across rural Victoria.

The Victorian election will be complex due to One Nation.

One Nation's rise affects both Labor and the Coalition.

Polls show One Nation has at least a quarter of Victorian votes.

Gippsland seats are vulnerable to One Nation's campaign.

One Nation has big plans in eastern Victoria.

Ben Lucas expects One Nation to win Gippsland seats.

Ben Lucas may run as a One Nation candidate.

One Nation's policy is not clear, but it's deliberate.

People are tired of being lied to, says Ben Lucas.

Gippsland voters reject major parties.

One Nation's campaign challenges Labor and the Coalition.

Kosmos Samaras says One Nation doesn't need policies to win.

One Nation represents a way for people to protest.

Gippsland's economy has declined due to industry closures.

The government is blamed for the economic changes.

Timber logging's decline hurt small towns.

Morwell is a key area for One Nation's support.

Incumbency may save some MPs, but One Nation has a chance.

Gemma Rendell is the Nationals' candidate for Gippsland East.

Gemma Rendell has ambitions for community leadership.

A recent poll shows One Nation leading in the Eastern Victorian region.

The Coalition is fighting against One Nation's rise.

Jess Wilson visited Gippsland as part of her campaign.

Jess Wilson met with businesses, but not many voters.

Jess Wilson faces a challenge from One Nation.

Jodie Hamill greeted Jess Wilson in Sale.

Danny O'Brien admits One Nation is a threat.

Danny O'Brien hopes voters will focus on the government.

Voters need to consider who they want to run the government.

Other parties are seen as parties of protest.

One Nation's leader and policies are unclear.

Convincing voters will determine who wins in November.

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