Why even the bookies can't predict who's going to win the election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : By STEPHEN JOHNSON, ECONOMICS REPORTER FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Anthony Albanese is now considered an even-money chance of being re-elected with even bookmakers unable to split Labor and Opposition's hopes of winning Sportsbet on Monday had Labor at $1.90 odds, identical to the Coalition, after Australia's trade war with Donald Trump and the US gave Albo an unexpected boost.
46% : Anthony Albanese is now considered an even-money chance of being re-elected with betting markets putting Labor on equal pegging with the Opposition thanks to Donald Trump 'This campaign may be starting to have an impact, as Trump's actions, including imposing tariffs, begin to directly impact Australians.' A similar phenomenon is playing out in Canada where the governing centre-left Liberal Party leads the Opposition, after new Prime Minister Mark Carney replaced Justin Trudeau.
15% : 'The Albanese government has consistently attempted to associate Dutton with President Trump and Trump's more controversial policies and rhetoric,' Ms Levine said.

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