Pauline Hanson to stand in federal election under One Nation party Pauline Hanson is set for another stint at politics at the next federal election. Source: Gold Coast Bulletin PAULINE Hanson has announced she will campaign for a Senate seat as a member of the One Nation party in the lead up to the federal election in September. "I know most of us are sick of selfish, dysfunctional and egotistical political parties more concerned about themselves than the greater good of our nation," she said. She said there will be One Nation candidates throughout the country to give people "more choice" when it comes to election day. "I think people are very fed up with the major political parties," Hanson said. People don't know who to vote for - they don't particularly want the Labor party but they don't want to vote for Tony Abbott either. She denied money was her motive for having another crack at federal parliament. "I cannot believe that you actually say that (I'm doing this for money)," she said. I can assure you Pauline Hanson will be the only one to move a motion in parliament to get rid of electoral funding...that's how much I disagree with it. Ms Hanson said she had taken the advice of her children to go onto Facebook and she would use YouTube and Twitter to connect with voters. "They can actually watch clips of me, what I've said, and get the real truth, not the distorted versions from biased media reporters over the years," she said. I want them to know who Pauline Hanson is. Ms Hanson said many people didn't know she had been married to a Polish refugee and that an Asian refugee had managed her fish and chip shop. "There's things people don't know about me, it's not about racism, it's about the proud Australian," she said.