Labor would continue an election campaign that “keeps it real” while the coalition rolls out its stage-managed events, a senior party figure says.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese enters the second week of campaigning in Brisbane, having been criticised for a first week marred by a number of stumbles.

A Resolve Strategic poll for The Sydney Morning Herald-The Age released on Monday showed Labor’s primary vote down four points to 34 per cent, with the coalition up one to 35 per cent

Scott Morrison was ahead as the choice for preferred prime minister with 38 per cent, against 30 per cent for Mr Albanese, a sharp turnaround on the Labor leader’s 37-36 margin of two weeks ago.

Mr Albanese was met with a combination of boos and cheers when he attended the Byron Bay Bluesfest on Sunday night.

The West's Federal Politics Editor Lanai Scarr is on the road with ScoMo as he travels through WA, and brings us the latest.

Labor would continue an election campaign that &ldquo;keeps it real&rdquo; while the coalition rolls out its stage-managed events, a senior party figure says.
Labor leader Anthony Albanese enters the second week of campaigning in Brisbane, having been criticised for a first week marred by a number of stumbles.
A Resolve Strategic poll for The Sydney Morning Herald-The Age released on Monday showed Labor&rsquo;s primary vote down four points to 34 per cent, with the coalition up one to 35 per cent
Scott Morrison was ahead as the choice for preferred prime minister with 38 per cent, against 30 per cent for Mr Albanese, a sharp turnaround on the Labor leader&rsquo;s 37-36 margin of two weeks ago.
Mr Albanese was met with a combination of boos and cheers when he attended the Byron Bay Bluesfest on Sunday night.
The West's Federal Politics Editor Lanai Scarr is on the road with ScoMo as he travels through WA, and brings us the latest.

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