Will Labor win the most seats in the next Victorian Legislative Council election?

The available articles provide only limited and indirect evidence about the upcoming Victorian Legislative Council election. Article Ground article reports policy promises from both the Coalition and Labor, but does not include any polling, seat projections, or historical upper-house results that would indicate which party is likely to win the most Legislative Council seats. Article Guardian article focuses on the lower-house contest in inner Melbourne, noting Labor faces a strong Greens challenge and that a net loss of 12 seats could deprive Labor and the Greens of a combined majority, potentially paving the way for a Coalition government. This suggests Labor's position is under threat, but the article is about the Legislative Assembly, not the Legislative Council, and the upper house uses proportional representation with different dynamics. Given the lack of direct evidence about upper-house seat counts, the thin and off-topic nature of the reporting, and the fact that Labor currently holds government and has historically performed competitively in the upper house, I assign a moderate but below-even probability that Labor wins the most Legislative Council seats. The articles do not settle the question, so I stay well below the 0.55 threshold for a YES, but not so low as to indicate a near-certain NO.