Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have spent the last day of the election campaign travelling to multiple states in a final push to try and win over voters.
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00:00A pre-dawn start for Peter Doughton at Adelaide Markets, while Anthony Albanese dropped into
00:19his opponent's marginal seat. Both leaders crisscrossing the country for a frenetic finale
00:27to a five-week contest. The Prime Minister traversing Tasmania's safe Liberal-held seat
00:37of Braddon, while the opposition leader went west, still hoping to reel in seats lost to
00:44Labor last time. With the finish line in sight, a moment of reflection for both contenders.
00:54Quite frankly, I enjoy it. I like election campaigns. I've given it my all, as my team
00:59has as well. I'm incredibly proud. As the leaders brandish press conference
01:03props for their final pitches to voters. I want to make sure that we can win the election
01:08and that we can get our country back on track, that we can help those families live again.
01:12I mean, these people are just not ready. They are just not ready for government. Australia
01:18deserves better and I'll give them better. By this time tomorrow, the final verdict of voters
01:23will be getting clearer. Inside Labor, confidence is growing that a return to majority government
01:29is within reach. While coalition figures are privately conceding, an election win is looking
01:36unlikely. But any talk of replacing the leader if they lose is being dismissed for now.
01:42It's way too early to have those conversations. You do not gut the chicken or read the intros
01:47until you've gutted the chicken. There's no doubt in my mind that we can be successful
01:51at the election. I'm working my guts out to ensure there's a majority government tomorrow.
01:55It's guts or glory from here until the electoral chickens come home to roost.
02:02Answer me, Mr Prime Minister!
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