Opposition Leader Rules Out Coalition-One Nation Seat-Sharing Deal

Liberal MP Tony Pasin suggested the two centre-right and conservative parties sit down and discuss which seats to target.

Leader of the Liberal Party Angus Taylor delivers his speech in Melbourne, Australia on May 30, 2026. Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says his party has no plan to carve up seats between the Liberals and One Nation as a potential tactic against Labor.

Taylor’s ruling on the issue comes after Liberal MP Tony Pasin suggested the two centre-right and conservative parties sit down and discuss which seats to target in order not to compete with each other at the 2028 election.