NSW Parliament Passes Symbolic Motion to Preference One Nation Last The NSW Legislative Assembly passed a motion calling on major political parties to place One Nation last on their how-to-vote cards for the 2027 state election. Labor MP Jason Yat-Sen Li introduced the motion, citing concerns about multiculturalism being under attack. The motion aims to formalize an opposition to supporting and preferencing One Nation.

• NSW Legislative Assembly passed a motion to place One Nation last on how-to-vote cards.
• The motion was moved by Labor MP Jason Yat-Sen Li.
• Concerns about multiculturalism were cited as a reason for the motion.
• The motion urges major parties to oppose supporting and preferencing One Nation.
• The 2027 New South Wales election is the target for this proposed action.