Queensland election 2024: Where to vote in Callide electorate, key information ahead of October 26 polling day

Find out where, when and how to vote in the Callide electorate ahead of the October 26 Queensland election. FREE STORY.

The Queensland state election will be held at the end of this month, with voters across the electorate of Callide casting their votes on who will represent them in state parliament next term.

The state general election will be held on Saturday, 26 October, 2024 and voters can fill out their ballots on or before the date.

The Callide electorate encompasses agricultural and mining towns in the Burnett, Callide and Dawson valleys.

Major towns within the division’s boundaries also include Biloela, Calliope, Chinchilla, Jandowae, Miles, Bell, Monto, Eidsvold, Gin Gin, Biggenden, Gayndah, Mundubbera, Moura, Banana, Theodore, Baralaba, Taroom and Wandoan.

The electorate borders Warrego to the south and Gregory and Mirani to the north.

Voting can often seem like a daunting task but we’ve broken it down to ensure you make your vote count.

Check your enrolment

If you have recently become an eligible voter, or have recently had a change of address, ensure your details are correct on the electoral roll here.

Know how to vote

The most popular way to vote is in person at a polling booth on election day.

However, select polling booths will be open before election day for early voting.

If you are unable to make it to polling station, postal votes are also available to all voters, and some eligible voters can vote by telephone, or via mobile polling.

More information about polling options can be found here.

Callide – Early voting locations

Chinchilla, Our Lady Help of Christians Church Hall 8 Villiers St, Monday, 14/10 – Friday, 25/10 8am – 6pm;

Gayndah Early Voting Centre QCWA Gayndah Branch 5 Pineapple St, Monday, 14/10 – Friday, 25/10 8am – 6pm

Callide – Election day voting locations (8am-6pm)

Brigalow, Brigalow Public Hall, 47-49 Warrego Highway

Miles, Miles State High School, 17 Pine St

Taroom, Taroom State School, 5 Wolsey St

Eidsvold, Eidsvold Community Hall, 54 Moreton St

Biggenden, Biggenden State School, 3-9 Frederick St

Theodore, Theodore Memorial RSL Hall, 55 The Boulevard

Ubobo, Ubobo Memorial Hall, Cnr Railway Terrace and Cedarvale Rd

Thangool, Thangool State School, 2 Aerodrome Rd

Banana, Banana State School, 32 Bramston St

Baralaba, Baralaba State School, 1 Power St

Wowan, Wowan State School, Don St

Candidates

Bryson Head (Liberal National)

Samantha Dendle (Labor)

Christopher O’Callaghan (One Nation)

Matthew Passant (Greens)

John Whittle (Family First Party)

Duncan Scott (independent)

Click here to read more about the candidates running in the Callide electorate.