The Australian Electoral Commission has confirmed the candidates for the 2019 election

The Australian Electoral Commission has confirmed the candidates for some of the most marginal seats in southeast Queensland and the order their names will appear on the ballot.

The ballot order for the seats of Petrie, Longman and Dickson have been confirmed.

The Australian Electoral Commission has confirmed the candidates for some of the most marginal seats in southeast Queensland and the order their names will appear on the ballot.

The draw for the seats of Petrie, Dickson and Longman was conducted at the AEC office at North Lakes on Wednesday.

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Incumbent LNP MP for Petrie Luke Howarth and Dickson Petter Dutton, both pulled the second spot on their respective ballots.

Pre-polling is expected to be available from Monday.

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Petrie

1. Tony Hopkins (United Australia Party)

2. Luke Howarth (LNP)

3. Nikhil Aai Reddy (Pauline Hanson’s One Nation)

4. Corinne Mulholland (ALP)

5. Neville John Fowler (Fraser Anning’s Conservative National Party)

6. Jason Kennedy (The Australia Greens)

The ballot draw taking place for the 2019 Federal Election, at the North Lakes AEC office.

Dickson

1. Benedict Coyne (The Australian Greens)

2. Peter Dutton (LNP)

3. Ali France (ALP)

4. Thor Prohaska (Independent candidate for Dickson)

5. Steve Austin (United Australia Party)

6. Carrol Halliwell (Pauline Hanson’s One Nation)

7. Richelle Simpson (Fraser Anning’s Conservative National Party)

8. Maureen Brohman (Animal Justice Party)

Longman

1. Terry Young (LNP)

2. Bailey James Maher (United Australia Party)

3. Jono Young (Australian Progressives)

4. Susan Lamb (ALP)

5. Peter Keith Schuback (Australia First)

6. Matthew Thomson (Pauline Hanson’s One Nation)

7. Dave Paulke (Fraser Anning’s Conservative National Party)

8. Simone DeJun (Queensland Greens)