Election analysts Simon Welsh from Redbridge Group and John Ratcliff from Accent Research spoke to SBS News on Monday afternoon about the seats to watch out for.

Teals in trouble

However, things are looking a bit tighter in Victoria’s teal-held seats.

“It doesn’t have that typical teal mix of progressive urban, older middle class and younger people coming in,” he said.

Greens’ vote shifting

Ratcliff said the primary vote for the Greens went backwards in Melbourne, McNamara, Griffith, Ryan, and Brisbane.

The party is yet to pick up any new seats, although Labor MP Peter Khalil is facing a tight contest against former Victorian Greens leader Samantha Ratnam in the Melbourne seat of Wills, which at the time of publication is still undecided.

Bucking the Labor wave

“In fact, my gut feel is that it will be going to the Nationals.”