Pauline Hanson (leader of the One Nation party) is contemplating a shift from the Senate to the House of Representatives, a move that could reshape her political future. Her adviser, James Ashby, revealed this possibility during a segment on Sky News, stating that Hanson might run for her local seat in Queensland. Although she confirmed that the idea is under consideration, she emphasized that no final decisions have been made as the next election is still two years away. The speculation comes as One Nation experiences a surge in poll numbers, prompting discussions about potential candidacies for other party members, including Barnaby Joyce, who may also seek a House seat rather than running for the Senate. Hanson previously served in the House of Representatives, winning the seat of Oxley as an independent before losing it in 1998. The party's upcoming byelection in Farrer, where One Nation's candidate David Farley is competing against independent Michelle Milthorpe, will serve as a critical test for the party's federal support. A victory in Farrer would mark One Nation's first win in the House of Representatives and could bolster its ambitions in future elections, including the November Victorian election.