Liberal Party Deny Plans to Preference One Nation Last in South Australia

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Australia News‘There has been no discussion of such deal and there will not be,’ SA Liberal State Director Alex Hyde said. A member of the public prepares to vote in Adelaide, Australia, on Sept. 7, 2013. Robert Prezioso/Getty ImagesMonica O’Shea2/24/2026|Updated: 2/25/20260:00The Liberal Party’s South Australian (SA) branch has denied any plans to position One Nation last on its how-to-vote cards at the upcoming state election in March.In a recent statement released on social media, SA Liberal Party State Director Alex Hyde said there had been no agreement or deal to preference One Nation last.

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