A recent opinion poll conducted by the RedBridge Group and Accent Research suggests that if a federal election were held today, One Nation, led by Pauline Hanson, could achieve a historic victory by winning between 46 and 59 seats, with a median estimate of 53. This would position One Nation as a significant challenger to the traditional two-party system in Australia, potentially becoming the official opposition while severely impacting the Coalition, which could be reduced to between 7 and 21 seats. The poll indicates that Labor, currently holding 94 seats, may also face a decline, projected to win between 70 and 82 seats. Political scientist Shaun Ratcliff remarked on the intense fragmentation of the political landscape, predicting a possible minority Labor government. Amidst these developments, Liberal MP Angus Taylor urged party members to mobilize and counter the growing influence of One Nation, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defended his government's controversial budget proposals against criticism from the opposition. The poll reflects voter sentiments captured between April 29 and May 14, including the recent Farrer by-election.