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SA Liberals hope preferencing One Nation will give them a fighting chance – but is the brand damage worth it?

South Australia’s Liberals direct preferences to One Nation to improve chances against Labor in the state election.
Analysts warn the move could damage the Liberal brand by appearing to cosy up to Hanson and her platform.
Analyst Antony Green questions the impact of preferences on final results in most seats.
The strategy follows a broader pattern of Conservative parties courting One Nation in outer suburban contests.
The move is described as a tactical decision rather than a vote of confidence in One Nation.
Election analyst Antony Green doubts the shift will change the final result in most seats.
In Narungga, Liberal preferences go to an independent MP over One Nation.
The strategy has raised questions about long-term consequences for party identity and voter trust.
The article frames the shift as pragmatic politics aimed at defeating Labor.
The piece notes the broader national trend of Liberal parties courting One Nation’s support.

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