Morrison's best polls ever

Scott Morrison has just had his two best polls ever: Ipsos and Essential have both given him 48 per cent of the two party preferred vote. Although the Bayesian model has moved in the direction of the Coalition, it needs sustained polling at this level before it would be fully convinced that his vote share is actually 48 per cent.

Turning to the moving averages, which I use to cross-check the Bayesian model, we can see they are all over the place with the latest polls. It is the same message: You need more than two polls at a 48 per cent to be convinced this is the new normal (particularly in the context of the most recent Newspoll at 45 per cent).

The primary vote Bayesian models are next.

And the possible TPP from the primary models ...