A ONE Nation polling booth volunteer has been left bleeding after an attack in Perth today.
Police are on the scene after the man was struck in what One Nation called a “racist attack”.
The incident took place at South Ballajura Primary School voting centre, in the Perth seat of Cowan.
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One Nation Senator Peter Georgiou posted photographs on social media on Saturday of a man bleeding.
He said the volunteer had been targeted by a family of five in a “random racist attack”.
The man was allegedly called a “white dog”.
Police confirmed to AAP that police attended a “disturbance” at a polling booth in Ballajura but refused to elaborate on any injuries.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson had a bizarre confrontation with Cowan MP Anne Aly earlier in the week.
Senator Hanson expressed disappointment that Dr Aly had talked to a journalist about a private lunch the pair attended three years ago.
A confused Dr Aly questioned Senator Hanson’s timing, saying she had ample opportunity to raise the matter if she was unhappy.
Senator Hanson infamously wore a burqa in parliament as part of a stunt calling for a ban on the Islamic garment.