Pauline Hanson says One Nation will only field a few candidates at the state election Pauline Hanson is set to return to politics as On Nation's leader. Vision courtesy: Sunrise/Channel Seven. PAULINE Hanson has conceded her political outfit can afford to field only a few candidates at the state election. The one-time MP hopes to have the name change to Pauline Hanson's One Nation ratified at a general members" meeting on November 29, following her return to the head of the party. SUNRISE: Hanson says 25 per cent of Muslims are extremists TIMELINE: Pauline Hanson's political career Pauline Hanson at home in Coleyville. Pictures: Annette Dew Source: News Limited LEADER: Hanson returns to politics She warned she would not tolerate candidates riding on her "coat-tails," saying the party needs a "clean slate," not a repeat of the turmoil that dogged it after its success in 1998. Ms Hanson has ruled out running against Premier Campbell Newman in Ashgrove. "If I was to personally go and live in the seat of Ashgrove ... that would clearly be seen to be vindictive of me, and I don't intend to be vindictive with anyone," she said. She said she decided to reclaim her place at the head of One Nation due to the fact the party had failed to find a widely recognised leader. "People see me as the face of one nation and that's why I've taken up the leadership role - because there was no one else," she said.