Sky News Political Reporter Trudy McIntosh says Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has been to the Sydney seat of Bennelong three times during his federal election campaign.
Labor have only won the seat of Bennelong once since the seat was established in 1949 – winning it in the 2007 federal election.
“It is held by the Liberals on a margin of just under seven per cent but there’s no incumbent here with tennis great and Liberal MP John Alexander hanging up his boots,” Ms McIntosh told Sky News Australia.
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