Western Australia's party leaders hit the last day of campaigning before election

Western Australia's party leaders have hit the hustings for the last day of the state election campaign, ahead of the polls.

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00:00Good morning. This is Libby, the little lady.

00:06Locking in another vote.

00:08Not the right family. Our current lady.

00:12Well, he's got great experience, family man.

00:16The Premier visited a manufacturer in Perth North.

00:19I know what I'm talking about, right?

00:22His certainty was short-lived.

00:24If we win the election, yes, I will be the Premier.

00:27I will be the Premier, right? Yeah.

00:29The Premier in a relaxed mood, with an admission rarely seen from politicians.

00:34Sorry, I didn't really answer your question, so I'll try again.

00:39Buoyed by polls showing a comfortable Labor win.

00:42If these polls are an indication of the outcome on Saturday,

00:45obviously we'll be delighted, but we're not taking anything for granted.

00:49A final exchange of barbs.

00:51Labor has taken Western Australians for granted.

00:55If Labor are re-elected tomorrow, nothing will change.

00:59After eight years, the Cook Labor Government

01:03have failed the people of Western Australia.

01:06What they've done is critiqued our policies,

01:09but of themselves they've brought together

01:12a ragtag group of policy initiatives

01:15which don't represent a plan for the state.

01:18Libby Merrim gave her last press conference of the campaign

01:21in Perth's northern suburbs,

01:23alongside the candidates for Careen and Kingsley.

01:26Careen is a must-win seat for the Liberals,

01:28while they're also feeling optimistic about winning Kingsley off Labor.

01:31We're getting really good response here at pre-poll,

01:34but my focus is making sure that the Forgotten People of the North

01:37really have a real alternative.

01:39The Liberals realistic about the mountain to climb

01:42to overcome Labor's massive majority.

01:44We appreciate it's a David and Goliath battle,

01:48but we're listening to the people of Western Australia.

01:51Libby Merrim says she's comfortable in her leadership.

01:54The election will determine how comfortable.