Labor leader Anthony Albanese will today join key frontbenchers in a pre- election blitz of 20 target seats where the party’s chances of securing a majority are hanging in the balance.
It says a lot about modern campaigning that Labor strategists believe it is another, deliberately low-profile party strategy that might actually make a difference in these seats. Labor has been running ads and messages across marginal seats about the waiting time to book a doctor’s appointment in what could yet emerge as the most influential election issue you have likely never heard of.
