TEN seats remain undetermined, two days after the federal election, with counts proving to be especially close in the seats of Barton (NSW), McEwen (Victoria) and Capricornia, (Queensland). The Labor candidate leads the Liberal candidate by 50.05 percent to 49.95 percent of the two-party-preferred vote in both Barton and McEwen. Labor's lead in Capricornia is slightly bigger, where they lead the Liberals 50.10 percent to 49.9 percent. The Liberals are leading in the much-discussed bellwether seat of Eden Monaro, where latest official results put them at 50.42 percent of the two-party-preferred vote. Sophie Mirabella on election day. Counting conitunes in the seat of Indi. The Liberals also lead in Reid (NSW) where they are sitting on 50.44 percent compared to Labor's 49.56 percent. It's a similar margin in Petrie (Queensland), where the two-party-preferred vote has the Coalition on 50.46 compared to Labor's 49.54 percent. The Australian Electoral Commission has listed four other seats - Fairfax and Fisher (both in Queensland) and Indi and Mallee (Victoria) - as being divisions where a leading candidate has yet to be determined. Indi, held by Sophie Mirabella for the Liberals since 2001, is under threat from an independent candidate, Cathy McGowan. Sources on Twitter quoted Ms McGowan as saying she was "optimistic and hopeful" as counting continues.