Adrian Beaumont

In three credible post-budget polls, One Nation is up one to three points, with their victory at the May 9 Farrer byelection probably also contributing.

In three credible post-budget polls, One Nation is up, as Labor takes a hit over the Budget measures.

One Nation has gained one to three points in all five federal post-budget polls. The YouGov and Morgan polls agree with the Resolve poll in having Labor down, but retaining a clear lead.

A special Redbridge poll that was mostly taken before the federal budget had Labor winning 76 of the 150 House of Representatives seats (a majority of one), with One Nation on 53 and the Coalition 12.

Four federal polls have been released since Sunday. One Nation has taken the primary vote lead from Labor in both the Redbridge and YouGov polls and is tied with Labor in the Morgan poll.

Newspoll corroborates two polls I reported last week that had One Nation first on primary votes, although only by one point in Newspoll instead of three points in the YouGov and Redbridge polls.

With the Victorian state election in late November, two polls have Labor sinking to third on primary votes, behind One Nation and the Coalition.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan’s approval rating has hit dire levels. Meanwhile, Pauline Hanson leads as preferred prime minister in federal Resolve poll.

Since the May 12 federal budget, every poll has had One Nation gaining when measured against the last issue of that poll.

In two federal polls that were partly taken after Pauline Hanson's June 17 National Press Club address , One Nation's surge continued, gaining two