For the past six weeks, the Bayesian aggregation of Labor's two-party preferred polling has been bouncing along in a range between 44.0 and 44.6 per cent.
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The end point of the series currently sits at 44.2 per cent. Like last week, this result would see the Coalition winning around 99 seats and Labor around 48 seats in the House of Representatives.
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