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Labor remains ahead of Greens for Brisbane seat with thousands more votes to still be counted

Queensland Labor’s candidate for the seat of Brisbane remains in the lead over the Greens with thousands more votes still to be counted.

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Queensland Labor’s razor thin lead in the seat of Brisbane has been extended to 184 votes as more postal votes were processed on Wednesday.

Labor’s Madonna Jarrett, as of Tuesday afternoon, led the Greens by just 30 primary votes.

But on Wednesday afternoon that lead had been extended to a total of 184 votes.

Candidate for Brisbane Madonna Jarrett at the Labor post election lunch at the Breakfast Creek Hotel in Albion on Sunday. Picture: Liam Kidston
Candidate for Brisbane Madonna Jarrett at the Labor post election lunch at the Breakfast Creek Hotel in Albion on Sunday. Picture: Liam Kidston

Federal Labor is hoping postal votes will help it extend its primary lead in the seat to a big enough buffer that the Greens do not overtake them once preferences from minor party’s — like the Animal Justice Party — are allocated.

There are still 14,203 postal votes yet to be processed.

Originally published as Labor remains ahead of Greens for Brisbane seat with thousands more votes to still be counted

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