We'll outpoll the Katter party: Palmer Billionaire Clive Palmer says there is a "massive movement" in support of his Palmer United Party. CLIVE Palmer says his party will win two Queensland Senate seats and several lower house seats on Saturday. The mining magnate, who is contesting the seat of Fairfax, says there is a "massive movement" in support of his Palmer United Party (PUP). He says a Nielsen poll out on Tuesday, which suggests the party will get eight per cent of the primary vote in Queensland, is outdated. His party's own polling, carried out as late as last night, indicates a far stronger result that will outdo Katter's Australian Party, Mr Palmer told reporters. "We are seeing in our polling right across Australia that they will go for another option in the coming election," he said. I believe we will get two Senate candidates in Queensland and House of Representatives candidates in every other state of the Commonwealth. But Mr Palmer won't name which candidates he believed would win, fearing the major parties will target them in the campaign's dying days. He said his team had polled voters in 40 seats, with samples of between 1000 and 2000 people surveyed in each seat. Of those who indicated they would vote for the Palmer party, two thirds were traditionally Coalition voters and a third were Labor voters, Mr Palmer said. Earlier on Tuesday, rugby league great Glenn Lazarus said he would win a Senate seat for the party, and would be consulting with Mr Palmer in deciding how to vote in the upper house. Clive's a very successful businessman ... I'd be silly not to ask his advice," Mr Lazarus told ABC radio.