Following the Queensland Court of Appeal's acquittal of Pauline Hanson and David Ettridge on November 6, primary support for the Queensland One Nation Party rose to 6% in mid November, the latest Morgan Poll finds. Support for the ALP at the same time (November 8/9 & 15/16) was 52.5%, Liberal Party 20.5%, National Party 9.5%, the Greens 5%, Australian Democrats 2% and Other Parties and Independent Candidates 4.5%.

On a two-party preferred basis, support for the ALP in mid November was 59.5% (down 3%) while support for the L-NP was 40.5% (up 3%). Despite the ALP's fall in support, they would still easily win an election held now, the Morgan Poll finds.

Gary Morgan says:

The latest Morgan Poll on Queensland State Voting Intention was conducted face-to-face among 402 electors throughout Queensland on November 8/9 and November 15/16. Electors were asked: "If a State election were being held today - which Party would receive your first preference?" Of all electors surveyed, 4.5% (up 1%) were undecided on voting intention.

In September and October, preferences of supporters of the Greens (ALP — 78% cf L-NP — 22%) and the Australian Democrats (ALP — 64.5% cf L-NP — 35.5%) favoured the ALP Government. Supporters of One Nation (L-NP — 72% cf ALP — 28%) and Other Parties and Independent Candidates (L-NP — 53% cf ALP — 47%) favoured the Opposition.

The September/ October Morgan Poll on Queensland State Voting Intention was conducted face-to-face among 1,533 electors throughout Queensland on the weekends of September and October 2003. Electors were asked: "If a State election were being held today - which Party would receive your first preference?" Of all electors surveyed, 3.5% (down 0.5%) were undecided on voting intention.