South Australia Votes: Labor Leads, One Nation Surges

0:00Adelaide Store is making news on March 21st. Over 1.3 million South Australians headed to the polls today for the 2026 state election, with voting wrapping up soon across the state. Record numbers cast early ballots this year, and a huge field of candidates is competing for House of Assembly seats, drawing attention from around the country. Labor looks set for a big win under Premier Peter Malinowskas, while one nation's recent polling jump has put pressure on the Liberals hold as the main opposition. This morning, the Premier voted with his family and later teamed up with Prime Minister Anthony Albinese to flip sausages at a key Adelaide booth, chatting with voters there. Meanwhile, Liberal leader Ashton Hurn cast her ballot in the Barossa Valley alongside her young son, picking up nods from locals who praised her. Family's deep roots in the area, as county kicks off tonight, we'll soon see if one nation turns its poll surge into real seats and how the final tally shakes out for everyone,

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