"The polling conducted by JWS Research found that there has been an average two-party-preferred swing of 4.8 per cent against Labor in the 54 seats since the last federal election, which, if it holds true on election day, would see Labor lose 18 seats.
Such a decline would bring Labor's seat total in the House of Representatives to 54 seats, while boosting the coalition to 91 seats. ". . . not sure why labor is even bothering to run a campaign - butter to save their money, and their embarrassment, and have a go, in about 12 years time.
the ALP slogan could be...
"back in government, in 12 years, 24 years ahead of schedule"
