One Nation (Australia) - Election Results

Election Results

Election Chamber %

of vote

Seats

won

Queensland state election

June 1998

Legislative Assembly 22.7% 11
Australian federal election

October 1998

House of Representatives 8.4%
Senate 9% 1
New South Wales state election

March 1999

Legislative Assembly 7.5%
Legislative Council 6.3% 1
Victoria state election

September 1999

Legislative Assembly 0.3%
Legislative Council n.a
Western Australia state election

February 2001

Legislative Assembly 9.6%
Legislative Council 9.9% 3
Queensland state election

February 2001

Legislative Assembly 8.7% 3
Northern Territory state election

August 2001

Legislative Assembly 1.3%
Australian federal election

November 2001

House of Representatives 4.3%
Senate 5.5%
South Australia state election

February 2002

House of Assembly 2.4%
Legislative Council 1.8%
Queensland state election

February 2004

Legislative Assembly 4.9% 1
Australian federal election

October 2004

House of Representatives 1.2%
Senate 1.7%
Western Australia state election

February 2005

Legislative Assembly 1.6%
Legislative Council 1.6%
South Australia state election

March 2006

House of Assembly 0.3%
Legislative Council 0.8%
Queensland state election

September 2006

Legislative Assembly 0.6% 1
Australian federal election

November 2007

House of Representatives 0.3%
Senate 0.4%
Western Australia state election

September 2008

Legislative Assembly n.a
Legislative Council 0.6%
Queensland state election

March 2009

Legislative Assembly 0.4%
South Australia state election

March 2010

House of Assembly n.a
Legislative Council 0.5%
Australian federal election

August 2010

House of Representatives 0.2%
Senate 0.6%

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