Labor MPs are described as remaining pessimistic about the outcome of the November election, but they do not raise those concerns in a Tuesday meeting that could have enabled discussion about a leadership challenge to Premier Jacinta Allan. Multiple outlets report that the potential for a challenge was present in the form of a forum where MPs could have discussed whether to challenge Allan’s leadership, including considerations around the party’s electoral prospects. However, the sources agree that MPs did not use the meeting to air their doubts or coordinate any challenge. The reporting also refers to “marathon man” Carroll, framing the leadership attempt as not progressing beyond the early stage. Overall, the accounts present a consistent picture: despite ongoing internal concerns among Labor MPs about November’s election, no public or coordinated move against Allan occurs in that meeting. The information does not indicate that Allan faces an immediate leadership contest following the Tuesday gathering.