Qld election 2024: Where to vote in Gympie region
Two dozen polling booths will be open on Saturday as more than 44,000 registered voters across the Gympie electorate have their say on the next state government. Here’s where you can vote on October 26:
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Gympie voters will head to the polls en masse with more than 44,000 registered voters across the region needing to cast their ballot at the state election by 6pm on Saturday, October 26.
From schools to community halls, the Electoral Commission Queensland is running 24 voting booths across the region to help cater for the crowds on the day.
A breakdown of the region’s candidates can be found here.
For early voters, these are the Gympie pre-polling booths.
Here’s where you can cast your vote in the Gympie region on Saturday:
Amamoor
Amamoor Hall
35 Busby Street, Amamoor
Bauple
Bauple Q150 Recreation Centre
18 Forestry Road, Bauple
Chatsworth
Chatsworth State School
15 Rammutt Road, Chatsworth
Cooloola Cove
Veterans Community Hall
Cnr Nautilus Drive & Santa Maria Court, Cooloola Cove
Curra
Curra Community Hall
10-22 David Drive, Curra
Glenwood
Glenwood Community Hall
13 Pepper Road, Glenwood
Goomboorian
Goomboorian Memorial Hall
5 Ross Road, Goomboorian
Gympie Gunalda
State School
King Street, Gunalda
Gympie City
The Gympie Senior Citizens Centre
40 Mellor Street, Gympie
Gympie East
Gympie East State School
219 Cedar Pocket Road, Gympie
Gympie High
Gympie State High School
Cootharaba Road, gympie
Gympie North
James Nash State High School
109 Myall Street, Gympie
Gympie South
Gympie South State School
50 Exhibition Road, Gympie
Horseshoe Bend
Gympie Church Of Christ Hall
57 Horseshoe Bend Road, Gympie
Imbil
Mary Valley State College
15 Edward Street, Imbil
Jones Hill
Jones Hill State School
21 McIntosh Creek Road, Jones Hill
Kandanga
Kandanga State School
84 Main Street, Kandanga
Lower Wonga
Lower Wonga Hall
7 Lower Wonga Road, Lower Wonga
Pie Creek
Pie Creek Community Hall
Herron Road, Pie Creek
Rainbow Beach
Rainbow Beach State School
1 Warooga Road, Rainbow Beach
Tin Can Bay
Tin Can Bay P-10 State School
2 Snapper Creek Road, Tin Can Bay
Traveston
Traveston Soldiers Memorial Hall
Lot 7 Traveston Road, Traveston
Veteran
Veteran Hall
594 Sandy Creek Road, Veteran
Widgee
Widgee State School
2156 Gympie-Woolooga Road, Widgee
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