Peter Dutton's campaign is criticized for focusing on culture wars instead of economic issues. His targeting of Indigenous people and the media is seen as risky and potentially damaging.
The involvement of the Exclusive Brethren, a conservative religious group, in the Liberal Party's campaign is highlighted. Their participation raises concerns about potential quid pro quo and its impact on voter turnout.
While the number of undecided voters makes a precise prediction difficult, the analysis suggests Albanese is likely to remain Prime Minister, possibly in a minority government. Dutton's future as opposition leader depends on the election results, particularly in marginal seats like Dickson and Menzies.
The article credits Albanese's improved performance and the Labor campaign's strength as contributing factors to Labor's potential success. Dutton's inability to effectively address key national issues is also cited as a significant factor.