Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell discusses new election polling which reveals some “okay news” for NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet, with Liberals ahead in Penrith and Winston Hills.
“Yesterday’s polling showed the government losing Goulburn, Leppington and North Shore and in danger of losing Wakehurst,” Mr
Clennell said.“The polling also shows in the marginal seat of Winston Hills … Liberal Mark Taylor winning comfortably, he’s ahead 59-41.”
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