Anthony Albanese refused to reveal whether he will step down as Labor leader should the Coalition win the election, saying he is 'not planning' for any other outcome than a victory.
Mr Albanese was just one per cent behind in the most recent survey, 42 per cent to 43 per cent, closing the gap between himself and Prime Minister Scott Morrison in the past three Newspolls.
While pre-election polling and betting markets point towards a new prime minister and government, Mr Albanese said Labor"was not getting ahead of ourselves" after the 2019 election. Mr Morrison admitted he would “always accept” the result of the election because he trusts his “fellow Australians”.
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