Polling ahead of this November's Victorian state election shows a surge in support for One Nation.
But the data suggests that some of their rising support has come from a surprising source - migrant communities.
One Nation are running candidates in every seat in Victoria for the lower house but the party has had a controversial and complicated history with culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Could these voters who make up 30 percent of the state's voting base decide Victoria's political future?
