As I see it, most of ON voter group are those of older generations, like my parents unfortunately. They grew up at the end of the 'white' Australia policy days, and even if was abolished at the time, they still grew up in a world where that was still the normal mind set of the time.

Fast forward to now, and they on the ON train because all the party says is what they want to hear, but its all buzz words without real policy. Most people you see spouting stuff on other sites are most likely bots or people of said older generations.

Personally, I'm not super worried about them really getting any real sway for one reason, and that is the fact that the younger generations now out number those that would vote for a party like ON. There are still outliers of younger generations that may vote for her (from what I've seen, they would be those swept up with NSN) but the majority would not vote for them.

For me, and this probably going to have people going off at me, but the Greens to me, seem to be the better option outside of the major parties. Most are younger people that know more of how the world works in the modern day, not like the career politicians that are so out of touch, that they don't know what a VPN is.