What are the polls saying about how the election will play out in November? Have the Liberal Party been able to capitalise on Labor's woes? And given that One Nation victory in WA on the weekend, what about support for One Nation in Victoria?

Redbridge conducted a poll for us in the week of the leadership change in July.

It showed that Labor's primary had fallen to 23, One Nation's to 22, and the Coalition was the beneficiary with a primary of 30.

Labor ended up taking a bit of a hit to its primary in the poll taken in the immediate aftermath of the leadership change.

There is a clear mood for change in Victoria and voters are taking a more serious look at the Libs in Victoria compared with their federal counterparts.

Now, there seems to be a lowering of the temperature in state politics in Victoria since that leadership change.

Labor MPs and candidates, they say, we're not guaranteed a fourth term on November 2028, but we're still able to have conversations with voters when we go out door knocking.

And then in the outer parts of Melbourne, where we've been talking about infrastructure, but where schools and hospitals are arguably not being built as quickly as the population has grown in some of those areas, There's seats that you would think in normal circumstances might go to the coalition, but this time I think could go to One Nation if they can get their machinery and structure in place and campaign well on the ground.