The growth of Geelong and its urbanised surrounds have driven a long slow shift to Labor in Corangamite, but the Liberals are holding out hope that Sarah Henderson can hold out the tide for at least another term.
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Labor firms in its favouritism on the question of party to form government, but the movement is mostly the other way in individual seat markets.
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The only seat Labor lost to the Coalition at the 2016 election, the Melbourne seat of Chisholm is a must-win for for them if they are to prevail in 2019.
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Two new polls report Labor maintaining a lead on two-party preferred, but with minor parties making gains across the board from the majors.
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After a particularly strong result in 2016, the Liberals look likely to struggle in the inner west seat of Reid after the departure of Malcolm Turnbull and his close ally, outgoing member Craig Laundy.
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Ipsos reports Labor holding the line, Bill Shorten gaining ground over Scott Morrison, and unusual numbers on the primary vote.
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The Liberals are desperately counting on the nation's most volatile marginal electorate to swing back their way after a heavy defeat in 2016.
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Seat polls find nothing in it in Perth's marginals, Labor and Liberal alike.
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As a new poll records nothing in it, a closer look at Christian Porter's northern Perth fringe seat of Pearce.
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The Conservatives lose over 1,300 councillors in UK local elections, but Labour does poorly as well; while national left parties win the Spanish election, though not with a majority. Guest post by Adrian Beaumont.
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