Qld election day 2024: Full list of polling booths
The polling booths have now closed with Queenslanders now waiting to hear who will be the next premier.
The polling booths have now closed with Queenslanders now waiting to hear who will be the next premier.
In signs the LNP is becoming increasingly desperate in the knife-edge seats of Keppel and Rockhampton, “scratchies” have made a last minute appearance in voters’ letterboxes.
David Crisafulli says he’s not threatened by polls revealing Queenslanders like his personality less now as he spends the day before the election on the Sunshine Coast paying tribute to Daniel Morcombe. VIDEO, DETAILS.
See the full list of candidates in your region vying for your vote in this weekend’s state election PLUS opening times and locations of where to vote.
A woman running for a Central Qld state seat says victims of rape should not be allowed to terminate a pregnancy, while another has revealed she has had friends forced into that harrowing situation. See the views of other candidates.
If Pauline Hanson’s ‘favourite son’ James Ashby takes the scenic Queensland seat of Keppel, locals and the media might be in for some ‘explosive’ moments, writes Mark Furler.
Voters in Warrego can expect to see seven names on their ballot paper on October 26. With candidates from multiple parties, and an independent, get to know your options before voting opens.
The man tipped to become Queensland’s next treasurer has responded to questions about his presence on the campaign trail, as he prepares to release the LNP’s costings prior to election day.
There will be no shortage of choice for Far North voters with 36 candidates campaigning across six seats in a bid to win a seat at parliament. See the full list of names and vote in the poll.
A Queensland LNP candidate has apologised for comments she made alongside a picture of herself defaced to resemble Adolf Hitler. But it’s not the first time her judgment has been questioned.
More than half of Queensland’s young voters have rallied behind Steven Miles as their preferred premier, saying his prolific social media use and cost of living measures have helped win them over.
Treasurer Cameron Dick has again laid down the gauntlet for a proper debate to his LNP counterpart David Janetzki, who took aim at what he called a “broken promise” over tax.
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