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Young Australians reject budget, One Nation popularity climbs further in new poll

The Redbridge poll found Pauline Hanson was the preferred prime minister among gen X voters. (ABC News: Matt Roberts)

Labor's budget has been poorly received across all demographics, according to a Redbridge poll.

One Nation's primary vote continues to climb and now leads against both major parties..

Pollster Tony Barry says Labor has "a lot of ground to cover" to improve voter perceptions.

Labor's federal budget is falling flat with its target demographic, as millennials say they would rather vote for One Nation than Labor or the Greens, and gen Zs remain mostly oblivious to the proposed tax changes.

According to a Redbridge poll published on Sunday night, among millennials, One Nation is now out-polling Labor, at 30 per cent compared to 28 per cent, though its share of the primary vote remains at just 10 per cent among gen Z voters.

Is this our political future? New poll lays out One Nation surge, Labor minority

One Nation would win as many as 59 seats if an election were held today, pushing Labor deep into minority government and wiping out the Coalition in all but three states and territories.

That’s the worst-case scenario for the major parties in a large-scale analysis of voter intentions conducted by Redbridge Group and Accent Research that underlines the seismic shift in Australian politics since the last election.

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