Gladys Berejiklian and Michael Daley will board their election buses in a last pitch to voters before the NSW election
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Friday will be the last day of campaigning for the premier and the Labor leader before the state heads to the polls on Saturday.NSW votes: The major issues that will decide the 2019 electionOn Thursday he attempted to downplay his blunders during the previous night's televised leaders' debate when he failed to recall how much funding the ALP had pledged for schools and TAFE.
NSW Labor has reportedly called in former prime minister Paul Keating to help shore up support in key electorates after vision emerged on Monday of Mr Daley telling a pub forum last year that skilled Asian migrants were taking local jobs.
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