This is it. The final federal election opinion polls before we head to the polls on Saturday show the race has tightened after Labor’s lead dropped this week. The Labor party and its leader Anthony Albanese remain on top in some polls but have slipped behind the Coalition and Prime Minister Scott Morrison in others, just days from the election.
The Resolve Strategic survey for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age released on Tuesday showed Labor’s primary vote slipped from 34 percentage points to 31 per cent in the last two weeks. That is a pretty massive slip in one fortnight. The Coalition, which was losing ground earlier this month, climbed 1 percentage point from 33 to 34.
