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One Nation

1997– · Australia · Right Populist · Electoral party · coding confidence medium

+03ECmarket
+09CUtraditional
+03AUmonist
00SCbalanced
+08IDascriptive
−02CHlawful

Each axis runs from −10 to +10, with zero a genuine mixed or balanced position rather than an absence of opinion. A score describes a stated position and a governing record; it is not a judgement of merit. What each score means →

Core principles

Immigration restriction, opposition to multiculturalism and net zero, protection of manufacturing and agriculture.

Economic model

Tariffs, agricultural subsidy, opposition to foreign land ownership, lower income tax.

Organisation of powers

Parliamentary, contests every election, has held Senate balance-of-power seats.

Reading note

An early instance of the pattern that later spread across Europe, and one of the few coded before the 2010s wave.

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The evidence for every score

All six cells are sourced. A rationale explains what the score is measuring and each artefact is something a third party can check without taking anyone's word for it.

EC · Economic organisation · scored +03

Coded +3: protectionist on manufacturing and agriculture, low tax elsewhere.

  • Programme textProgramme commitments to tariffs, a national development bank and opposition to foreign land ownership.

CU · Social and cultural order · scored +09

Coded +9: opposition to multiculturalism as the founding position.

  • Documented act or statuteThe 1996 maiden speech opposing Asian immigration and the 2016 return opposing Muslim immigration define the party.

AU · Organisation of power · scored +03

Coded +3: parliamentary throughout.

  • Documented act or statuteHas held Senate seats and balance of power positions since 2016.

SC · Scale of decision · scored 00

Coded at zero: national sovereignty with a federalist structure.

  • Programme textProgramme commitments to withdraw from UN agreements while defending state powers.

ID · Rule of membership · scored +08

Coded +8: zero net migration and citizenship restriction.

  • Programme textProgramme commitments to a moratorium on Muslim immigration and to end multicultural funding.

CH · Method and tempo · scored −02

Coded −2: electoral, from a maiden speech in 1996.

  • Documented act or statuteThe party has contested every federal election since 1998.

Where it came from, and what came after

Nearest organisations by measured distance

Straight-line separation across all six axes, out of a maximum of 49.0. Proximity means similarity of stated position, not endorsement and not resemblance in outcome.

Countries

Australia

Cite this page

Scores are revised on evidence, so a citation should carry the version it refers to. Version 4.3.1 is current; the revision log records every change.

McGrath, K. (2026). One Nation. The Political Atlas, version 4.2. https://thepoliticalatlas.com/organisations/onenation/ (accessed 2026-08-01).

Free to quote and reproduce with attribution. This is a synthesis rather than a peer-reviewed dataset — where an authoritative figure is needed, cite the Chapel Hill Expert Survey, the Manifesto Project or V-Dem.