Summary
Peter Dutton is facing a challenging path to becoming Australia’s 32nd prime minister, with just four days until the polls close, as he campaigns in marginal seats despite national polls favoring Labor. A Roy Morgan poll indicates Labor leading 53 to 47 percent, but former media chief Andrew Carswell suggests the coalition could benefit from a rise in protest votes for right-wing minor parties like One Nation, which has seen a significant increase in support. Carswell believes outer-suburban seats in Victoria may yield unexpected results for the coalition due to cost-of-living pressures.
