The betting markets record movement to the Coalition on the question of party to form government, but seat markets offer ample opportunities to those not anticipating a Labor landslide.
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Another seat poll emerges crediting the Liberals with a surprise lead – in a seat neither side expects them to win, according to media reports.
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As the election campaign enters a hiatus, a look at where the leaders have been and why.
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Not much doing in the one published poll to emerge since the start of the election campaign, reflected in a stable reading from the BludgerTrack poll aggregate.
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A private poll turns up a surprisingly strong result for the Liberals in the Labor-held Tasmanian state of Bass, while a Liberal candidate stumbles in a key Melbourne marginal seat.
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Betting odds continue to point towards a sweeping Labor victory, even as intelligence from both sides of politics suggests a much tighter contest.
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Final results for the New South Wales Legislative Council: David Leyonhjelm of the Liberal Democrats misses out, Mark Latham has company with a second One Nation member elected, Animal Justice gains a second seat, and a nearly four decade winning streak ends for the Christian Democrats.
The first published opinion poll of the campaign records no change in Labor's modest yet decisive lead.
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Candidates on both sides of the aisle drop out of contention, Peter Dutton suffers a self-inflicted wound in Dickson, and Shooters Fishers and Farmers rein in their expectations.
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With the final pre-campaign polls added, the poll aggregate records a continuation of the improvement in the Coalition's position that has been evident for some time, rather than anything that might be called a “budget bounce”.
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