One Nation Candidate Faces Arrest Warrant, Election Uncertainty

0:00From the streets of Adelaide to the world, this is Adelaide News today. A one-nation candidate running for the Adelaide seat in tomorrow's South Australian election faces an arrest warrant in Britain. Aoi Baxter, also known as Trent Baxter, skipped a court appearance there after being charged with sexually touching a woman without consent back in. September 2023 British court officials confirmed the active warrant and are seeking information on his whereabouts. One nation says it only learned of the issue through media reports, and that Baxter never disclosed it during his bedding. The party plans to fully cooperate with authorities while questioning if it involves the same person. Baxter's profile on their website, which highlighted his 31 years' defense force background and small business experience, has since been taken down. Voters in South Australia head to the polls tomorrow, with one nation expected to gain ground amid the party's national momentum. Voters' revelation comes at a sensitive time as the minor party pushes to expand its

1:01influence in the state race. Recent polling paints a bigger picture of one nation's rise federally. A survey of more than 8,400 people projects the party could snag between 46 and 55 seats, potentially becoming. The official opposition, while the coalition drops to as few as nine. Meanwhile, officials urge anyone with details on Baxter to come forward as investigation continues ahead of the election results.