澳大利亚政治人物保琳·汉森所领导的One Nation党派在最新民调中的受欢迎程度已超过工党[1]。这一现象反映出汉森30年政坛生涯中展现出的显著政治韧性。尽管因极端言论和争议事件频遭批评，汉森通过突破政治规范、制造争议话题的方式持续吸引支持者的注意[1]。
汉森的政治影响力跨越数十年。她在1996年联邦选举中实现突破性胜利[1]，其后One Nation在1998年昆士兰州选举中获得超过22%的初选投票[1]。尽管党派在2001年坦帕选举后被削弱为政治力量[1]，但其在当下民调中的表现仍证明其政治生命力远超普遍认知。评论指出，汉森的政治模式与美国前总统特朗普相似，后者在2024年重新当选，尽管支持率处于历史低位，但近80%的共和党人仍对其表示支持[1]。这种政治韧性的持续存在值得深入理解。
Australian politician Pauline Hanson has demonstrated remarkable staying power in the political arena, maintaining influence despite widespread controversy, much like U.S. President Donald Trump's trajectory [1]. Hanson achieved a breakthrough victory in the 1996 federal election, and her One Nation party secured over 22 percent of the primary vote in the 1998 Queensland state election [1]. Though the party's political force was diminished following the 2001 Tampa election, recent polling indicates One Nation remains more popular than the Australian Labor Party [1].
Hanson has remained active in Australian politics for three decades, a longevity that defies conventional expectations about her political viability [1]. Her success stems partly from her willingness to breach political norms and generate controversial topics that attract supporters, despite facing frequent criticism for extreme statements and divisive incidents [1]. The comparison to Trump is instructive: Trump won reelection in 2024 while maintaining historically low approval ratings, yet retained support from nearly 80 percent of Republicans [1].