Labor, Coalition neck-and-neck with just days to go until Victoria election

Polls suggest Labor will likely secure 43 of the 45 required seats in order to form government, although the party is forecast to lose about a dozen or so seats.

Meanwhile, the Coalition’s primary vote has risen five percentage points since it was recorded at 31 per cent in the last Resolve Strategic Poll in October, making the two parties level when it comes to primary voting.

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On a two-party preferred basis, Labor is still ahead of the Coalition, but the gap has dramatically narrowed.

A total of 38 of the 100 voters left the debate saying they would back Daniel Andrews, while 34 said they would support Matthew Guy and 28 percent said they were still undecided.