How your Qld suburb voted in the Voice referendum
Australians have overwhelmingly rejected the Voice to parliament with opposition strongest in Queensland, where one seat polled the highest No vote in the country. See how your electorate voted.
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Counting in the Voice to parliament referendum continues today.
See how your Queensland electorate voted in the comprehensive results below.
Australians overwhelmingly rejected the proposal, with Queensland polling the strongest No vote in the country, and the western Queensland seat of Maranoa delivering the strongest No vote of any individual electorate in Australia (84.12 per cent).
Just three out of Queensland’s 30 seats voted Yes in the majority.
Search below to see how people in your electorate voted and stay with us for live updates.
Originally published as How your Qld suburb voted in the Voice referendum
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