Voters expect the Turnbull government to win a very tight federal election, according to exit polls.
The Sky News exit poll on Saturday reveals 62 per cent of voters believe the coalition will win, including 39 per cent of Labor voters.
But a Galaxy Research exit poll of 25 marginal seats, conducted for the Nine Network, shows the election is too close to call.
It shows there's a swing to Labor of 3.4 per cent, which would give the opposition party 68 seats - short of the 76 needed to form a majority government.
LIVE ELECTION RESULTS:
At 11:11pm, looks like Australians will not know the final results tonight.
ABC election analyst Antony Green says Australia won't know the poll result on Saturday night.
Green said Labor would not hold more than 70 seats and the coalition could fall short of a majority by one seat, holding 75.
"I'm saying we won't know the result tonight," he told ABC TV.
At 22:31, coalition is leading but not by a large margin:
At 9:42pm, the race is still neck to neck:
At 9:09pm, Labor is leading:
At 8:48pm, Labor is leading:
At 8:06pm, Labor and Liberal going neck to neck:
At 7:48 pm, as the exit polls predicted, its almost neck to neck between Liberal and Labor:
AT 7:36pm, Labor is getting closer to Liberal/National Coalition:
At 7:21pm, Labor is slowing inching ahead:
Here's what it looks like, at 7:12pm:
Here's what it looks like, at 6:45pm:
