Gary Gray says tomorrow's PM not black and white ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT: Gary Gray says the coalition's proposed infrastructure cuts are bad news for WA. BRAND MP Gary Gray says Tony Abbott should wait for Australia to vote before imagining himself as prime minister. "Mr Abbott needs to wait and see what the judgement of the people is before he's in the lodge," Mr Gray said. The federal Labor minister's comments came as Mr Abbott said if he was elected the first thing he would do was go for an early morning bike ride, then take advice from his staff, his cabinet and perhaps former Prime Minister John Howard. Although opinion polls are predicting that the Rudd Labor Government is in for defeat at tomorrow's poll, Mr Gray said Labor would continue to fight until the end. "We'll continue fighting right up until the end of this election campaign which is what everyone would expect us to do," he said. The federal resources and tourism minister also fired an election-eve salvo at the Liberals. He said the Coalition's financial statement released yesterday confirmed that it would cut $1 billion of federal funds from transport projects in WA. "It's clear the infrastructure cuts are bad news for WA," he said. Mr Gray's seat of Brand, which covers Rockingham, Kwinana and some parts of Mandurah, is seen as one of Labor's most at-risk seats. He said the seat -- held by Labor since it was formed nearly 30 years ago -- had a history of being close. "It's a seat which for most of its life has been held on a knife edge," he said. I don't expect that to change but at the same time the amount of work that I have done over the years and the concerns about the cuts the Abbott government would bring in and the concern about the depth of talent in a potential Abbott government will see the voters of Kwinana, Rockingham and Mandurah make a pretty careful judgement over the course of the next 24 hours before all the votes are finally counted.