The 1998 Queensland election represents something of a watershed in Australian politics. For the first time since the advent of the modern party structure in the 1920s an entirely new political party won a significant number of seats in a lower house of Parliament under a single member system.

The rise of Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party (ON) from a position of some precariousness before the election to dominate the campaign completely and to outpoll both the Liberal Party (LP) and the National Party (NP) is unprecedented in Australian electoral history. Despite its electoral success, One Nation's ability to be a significant player in the newly elected Parliament was substantially reduced when the Australian Labor Party (ALP) was able to form a minority government.

The political uncertainty following the election was resolved when the Independent member for the Sunshine Coast seat of Nicklin announced on 25 June (twelve days after the election) that he would support the ALP in forming a minority government. As a consequence of this announcement, the Premier, the Hon Rob Borbidge, submitted his resignation to the Governor and the leader of the Labor Party, Mr Peter Beattie, was sworn in as Queensland's 44th Premier.

This paper provides a brief outline of the election campaign, discusses the results and attempts to estimate the effect that preferences played in the election. Detailed tables are included that show the first preference votes and the two-candidate preferred votes in all seats. A summary of Queensland election results since 1950 is also included.

Background

To a certain extent the story of the 1998 Queensland election starts with the inconclusive nature of the previous election. At the 1995 Queensland election the Goss Labor Government retained power with a one seat majority. This majority was threatened when a Court of Disputed Returns overturned the result in the Townsville seat of Mundingburra. At the subsequent by-election (see Table 6 for by-election results) the Labor Party lost the seat to the Liberal Party. The Labor Government lost power when the Independent member for Gladstone, Ms Liz Cunningham, announced that she would support a minority Borbidge Government on matters of confidence and supply. Rather than face a no-confidence, motion Premier the Hon. Wayne Goss tendered his resignation on 19 February 1996 and on the same day the Hon. Rob Borbidge became Premier(1). Wayne Goss, subsequently resigned the leadership of the Labor Party and was replaced by Mr Peter Beattie.

On assuming office the Borbidge Government had considerable public support. A Newspoll conducted in April and June 1996 showed support for the Coalition at 52% compared to 40% for the ALP. However over the course of 1996 and 1997 the Coalition steadily lost support and by January-March 1998 Newspoll(2) showed the ALP with a two point lead over the Coalition (ALP 41%, Coalition 39%).

Although the Borbidge Government was untroubled by the lack of a majority on the floor of the house, the term of the government was characterised by considerable speculation regarding an early election. With the likelihood of a Federal election being held in the latter half of 1998 and a wish to go to the polls before the release of the Federal Governments tax reform proposals, Premier Borbidge called the election on 19 May with polling day set for 13 June 1998.

From day one the campaign was dominated by One Nation-would they win any seats, would they direct preferences and what effect the decision by the Coalition to direct preferences to One Nation would have. The rise of One Nation during the campaign is unprecedented in Australian politics. At the start of the year support for One Nation was languishing at 5% (Newspoll January-March 1998), yet by the week before polling day support for One Nation had risen to 18.5% according to Newspoll(3) and 20% according to the Morgan Poll(4). The following figure illustrates the rise in support for One Nation during 1998.

Newspoll - Queensland Voting Intentions
	Jan-Mar	Apr-May	May 29-31	Jun 10-12
Coalition	39	39	34	33.0
ALP	41	41	44	41.5
Greens	2	2	2	2.5
Democrats	3	2	1	1.0
One Nation	5	10	15	18.5
Others	10	6	4	3.5

Source: Newspoll, Weekend Australian, 13 June 1998.

As support for One Nation grew during the campaign so too did predictions regarding the number of seats One Nation would win. By polling day a number of commentators were predicting that One Nation would hold the balance of power in a hung Parliament-an unthinkable concept at the start of the campaign.

The question of preferences was to dominate the campaign and play a significant part in the result of the election. Both Coalition parties decided to direct preferences to One Nation ahead of the ALP (except for the Liberal candidate in Sunnybank, Mr Steven Huang, who directed preferences to the ALP ahead of One Nation). The decision of the Liberal Party, in particular, to direct preferences to One Nation was met with considerable criticism and has been claimed to have cost the party votes and seats in the Brisbane area (see page 6).

One Nation was considerably more circumspect on the issue of preferences than the Coalition parties. Despite initially claiming that it would not be directing preferences, One Nation revealed towards the end of the campaign that it would be directing preferences in 14 of the 78 seats it was contesting. The One Nation announcement brought an immediate response from Labor leader, Mr Peter Beattie, who claimed that One Nation had done a secret deal with the Coalition to prevent Labor from winning the election.(5)

Despite the overwhelming predominance of issues associated with One Nation in the campaign, both the Coalition and the ALP attempted to fight the election on traditional State issues. Both leaders nominated jobs and economic management as the main policy issues of the election. Coincidentally both leaders made commitments to spend $4.8 billion in capital works programs to create jobs and reduce unemployment. Other issues raised by the major parties during the campaign were education, health, law and order, child welfare and the environment.

The Result

The 1998 election left Queensland with a hung Parliament and the fate of the government in the hands of the two independent members. The ALP won 44 seats to be the largest party in the Assembly, while the Coalition won 32 seats-the National Party 23 seats and the Liberal Party 9 seats. Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party won 11 seats. Two seats were won by independents-Ms Liz Cunningham retained her seat of Gladstone and Mr Peter Wellington won the Sunshine Coast seat of Nicklin. While the ALP maintained its representation in the Assembly both the Coalition partners lost six seats each (see Table 1).

Twelve days after the election the political hiatus in Queensland was broken when the independent member for Nicklin, Mr Peter Wellington, announced that he would be supporting a minority ALP government. Mr Wellington gave Mr Beattie a written undertaking that he would support Labor in matters of supply and confidence, but that his support would be withdrawn if there was any evidence of gross fraud, misappropriation or illegal activities.(6) As a result of Mr Wellington's announcement, Mr Borbidge submitted his resignation and Mr Beattie was sworn in as caretaker Premier until confidence could be tested on the floor of the Assembly. The Labor Government subsequently won a confidence motion when Parliament resumed on 28 July 1998.

The three major political parties all suffered a decline in voter support with the advent of One Nation. The Coalition partners were the biggest losers with the National Party's support falling by 11.1% to 15.2%, their lowest first preference vote since the Second World War. The Liberal Party vote fell by 6.7% to 16.1%. The Labor Party was best able to withstand the One Nation onslaught and suffered only a 4.0% fall in support. For the other parties contesting the election the results were disappointing, particularly so for the Greens who contested 18 more seats than in the 1995 election but saw their vote fall by 0.5%.

Across the State the One Nation Party received 22.7% of the first preference vote to be clearly the second largest party in Queensland. One Nation's ascendancy over the Coalition parties was amply demonstrated in three seats where One Nation received over 40% of the vote (Barambah 43.5%, Maryborough 42.6% and Tablelands 42.1%).

Support for the major parties varied significantly across the regions of Queensland (see the figure below and Table 2).

In Brisbane, the Labor Party performed strongly and suffered only a small decline in support. The Labor Party now holds all but 7 of the 40 seats in the Brisbane area. By way of contrast the Liberal vote in Brisbane fell by 11.6% to 25.8%, leaving the party with only four seats in the capital. In south-east Brisbane, Labor won back three seats from the Liberals (Greenslopes, Mansfield and Springwood) lost at the 1995 election over the 'tollway' issue. Support for One Nation was highest in the outer-metropolitan seats (e.g. Caboolture, Bundamba, Logan and Woodridge) where the party replaced the Coalition as the main opposition to Labor.

In the traditional Coalition strongholds of the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast, One Nation out-polled the Coalition parties as a whole but failed to win any seats. The Coalition parties did not challenge each other in their own seats and as a result easily out-polled One Nation in all but one seat.

In regional and rural Queensland, One Nation received 29.8% of the vote and won nine seats. The success of One Nation was largely at the expense of the National Party, whose vote fell by 23.1% to 27.0%. Although the Labor Party won two seats from the Liberal Party (including Mundingburra) its presence in regional and rural areas continued to decline with the loss of four seats to One Nation. The election left the Liberal Party with no representation in regional and rural Queensland.

Region	ALP	ON	LP	NP
Brisbane
Votes - %	46.9	16.7	25.8	2.6
Swing - %	-2.5	16.7	-11.6	-1.8
Gold/Sunshine Coasts
Votes - %	29.2	23.0	17.4	22.6
Swing - %	-6.3	23.0	-9.7	-7.3
Regional/Rural
Votes - %	33.5	29.8	3.6	27.0
Swing - %	-4.8	29.8	-0.5	-23.1

A number of individual seats provided interesting results (see Table 3 for detailed results). Some of these are outlined below:

Barambah - The sitting National Party member, Mr T Perrett, was defeated by Ms D Pratt of One Nation. Mr Perrett had previously won the seat as a Citizens Electoral Council candidate at a by-election following the retirement of Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen.
Caboolture - Typical of the outer-suburban areas where One Nation polled strongly. This seat was won by the new One Nation Parliamentary leader Mr B Feldman.
Cook - One Nation polled surprisingly well (20.4%) in this north Queensland seat. Cook has the highest proportion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of any seat (39.1%).
Gladstone - The independent member, Ms Liz Cunningham, retained her seat with a reduced majority. This was the only non-metropolitan seat that One Nation did not contest.
Gympie - Despite predictions before the election that this seat would be one of the more likely One Nation wins, the seat was retained by the National Party, albeit on Labor preferences.
Indooroopilly - Former Liberal leader Mr D Beanland struggled to retain this seat which is now the most marginal Liberal seat (0.7%).
Ipswich - One Nation party leader, Ms H Hill, failed in her attempt to win this seat from Mr D Hamill of the Labor Party.
Mansfield - Labor won this seat by 83 votes, making it the most marginal seat in Queensland. The result was subject to a legal challenge on the issue of misleading 'how-to-vote' cards. On 21 September 1998 the Court of Disputed Returns dismissed the challenge to the validity of the election result.
Mulgrave - The successful One Nation candidate, Mr C Rappolt, subsequently resigned from the Parliament. At the ensuing by-election the seat was won by the ALP, thus giving the Beattie Government a majority on the floor of the House.
Mundingburra - Labor won this seat back from the Liberal Party thus reversing the 1996 by-election result.
Nicklin - The independent candidate, Mr P Wellington, won this seat from the National Party on ALP and One Nation preferences. In a very even contest none of the major candidates received over 30% of the primary vote.
Noosa - In circumstances similar to the situation in Oxley at the 1996 Federal election, the One Nation candidate in this seat, Mr D Summers, was disendorsed after the close of nominations for alleged 'extremist views'. The seat was retained by the Liberal Party.
Tablelands - One Nation's most marginal seat (0.3%). The seat was won on a leakage of Labor preferences to One Nation.

Preferences

The question of preferences, namely the decision of the Coalition to direct preferences to One Nation ahead of the ALP and the decision of One Nation to direct preferences to the Coalition ahead of the ALP in a number of marginal seats, dominated the Queensland election campaign. Unfortunately, a definitive analysis of the effect of preferences on the outcome of the election is not possible as the distribution of preference data does not distinguish between the preference flows of candidates where more that one candidate's preferences are distributed. However, the following observations can be made regarding the effect of preferences on the outcome.

It would appear that up to eight One Nation seats were won on Coalition preferences (Burdekin, Caboolture, Hervey Bay, Ipswich West, Maryborough, Mulgrave, Thuringowa and Whitsunday).

Similarly up to nine Coalition seats were won on ALP preferences (Burnett, Callide, Crows Nest, Cunningham, Gympie, Hinchinbrook, Maroochydore, Warwick and Western Downs).

The effect of One Nation preferences in denying the ALP victory in marginal Coalition seats was not as pronounced. In Coalition seats requiring a swing of less than 7%, the ALP won four (Greenslopes, Barron River, Mt Ommaney and Mansfield) while four were retained by the Coalition (Albert, Redlands, Southport and Aspley).

Anecdotal evidence suggests that the decision of the Liberal Party to direct preferences to One Nation ahead of the ALP cost the party votes and seats in Brisbane. Although specific data to support or refute this claim is not available, circumstantial evidence suggests that there was some shift in support from the Liberal Party to the ALP in Brisbane. The Liberal vote in Brisbane fell by 11.6% while ALP vote only fell by 2.5%. If we assume that some of the One Nation vote of 16.7% came from former ALP voters then some Liberal voters must have voted for the ALP to account for the small fall in ALP support.

An analysis of pre-poll votes also suggests that in Liberal held seats in Brisbane, lost to Labor in the election, support for the Liberal Party fell during the campaign, an outcome partly attributable to the preference decision. In Springwood the Liberal vote fell by 14.6% (as measured by the difference between the primary vote for the Liberal Party recorded in pre-poll votes and the vote recorded on polling day) while in Mt Ommaney it fell by 8.6%, in Greenslopes it fell by 6.2% and in Mansfield it fell by 6.1%.(7)

The election analyst, Antony Green,(8) has attempted to quantify the preference flows from each of the major parties by calculating the difference between the first preference votes and the final two candidate votes. This analysis is not definitive because it includes the preferences of minor parties and attributes them to the major parties. Despite limitations in the data the analysis provides a useful overview of preference flows. The following figure shows Antony Green's estimates of the distribution of preference at the 1998 election.

	To ALP	To LP/NP	To ON
From ALP		69.7%	30.3%
From LP	36.0%		64.0%
From NP	26.6%		73.4%
From ON	39.1%		60.9%

The above table shows that while preferences seem to have played a critical role in the outcome of the election in certain seats the ability of the parties to control the flow of preferences is open to question. This is most apparent for the Liberal Party where there was considerable supporter resistance to the notion of directing preferences to One Nation over the Labor Party and considerable leakage of second preference votes occurred. The leakage from other parties was also considerable.

Optional preferential voting is a feature of the Queensland electoral system and one that should be taken into account in an examination of preference flows as a decision not to express a second preference vote is often as important as a decision to preference in a certain direction. A higher level of exhausted votes raises the relative value of first preference votes received. Antony Green has also examined exhausted votes and estimates that in the 12 seats where Labor votes were distributed, 36.3% of those votes expressed no preferences. The exhaustion rate in other seats was as follows: in the seven seats where Liberal votes were distributed, 26.4%, in the 14 seats where National Party votes were distributed, 21.2%, and in the 43 seats where One Nation votes were distributed, 30.3%.(9)

Two-Party Preferred Votes

Because of the emergence of One Nation as a third force in Queensland politics it is no longer possible to analyse election results in two-party preferred terms, where the 'two parties' are the Labor Party and the Coalition parties. In 36 of the 89 Queensland seats (40%) the final contest was between candidates other than candidates from the Labor Party and the Coalition parties (i.e. the contest was between Labor and One Nation, or between the Coalition and One Nation, or even between Labor or the Coalition and an independent). This is in contrast to the 1995 election where only one such contest occurred.

For the above reason two party preferred votes have not been used in this paper. However, two-candidate preferred votes have been shown for all seats (see Table 4).

John Wanna, 'Political Chronicles', The Australian Journal of Politics and History, vol. 42 no. 3, 1996.
Weekend Australian, 13 June 1998.
ibid.
Financial Review, 13 June 1998.
Courier Mail, 10 June 1998.
Courier Mail, 26 June 1998.
Courier Mail, 26 June 1998.
Sydney Morning Herald, 30 July 1998.
ibid.

Table 1 Legislative Assembly: State Summary

Party	Candidates	Seats		First Preference Votes		Swing
		Won	Change	No	%	%
Australian Labor Party	89	44	+0	752 374	38.86	-4.03
Pauline Hanson's One Nation	79	11	+11	439 121	22.68	+22.68
Liberal Party	47	9	-6	311 514	16.09	-6.65
National Party	44	23	-6	293 839	15.17	-11.08
Queensland Greens	46			45 709	2.36	-0.51
Australian Democrats	42			31 119	1.61	-0.63
Australia First Party	12			9 560	0.49	+0.49
Australian Reform Party	31			7 658	0.40	+0.40
Christian Democratic Party	2			2 098	0.11	+0.11
Shooters Party	7			1 058	0.05	+0.05
Australian Women's Party	1			299	0.02	+0.02
Others	33	2	+1	41 991	2.17	-0.84
Formal Votes				1 936 340	98.55	+0.30
Informal Votes				28 438	1.45	-0.30
Total Votes				1 964 778	92.85	+1.41
Electors				2 115 977

Table 2a Legislative Assembly: First Preference Votes, District Summary

Number

District	ALP	ON	LP	NP	GRN	AD	Oth	Formal	Informal	Total	Enrolled
Albert	9772	7909		9920	1472		305	29378	519	29897	32605
Archerfield	12453	5251	6112		826		497	25139	426	25565	27193
Ashgrove	9688		7650		1028	593	1044	20003	269	20272	21841
Aspley	9732	3763	9801		712	514	124	24646	304	24950	26586
Barambah	3794	9464		6731			1749	21738	280	22018	23256
Barron River	7118	5457	6050		1037	313	270	20245	235	20480	22524
Beaudesert	7388	6464		7766	721		1252	23591	381	23972	25569
Brisbane Central	10632	1925	5179		932	783	351	19802	308	20110	22523
Broadwater	6650	5802		8756	956			22164	394	22558	24941
Bulimba	11787	3066	4393		942	494	84	20766	316	21082	22757
Bundaberg	8801	5819		4709	303	198		19830	213	20043	21430
Bundamba	10030	7135	2472		614	577		20828	358	21186	22808
Burdekin	7307	7657		6693		535	963	23155	296	23451	25007
Burleigh	6581	4403		8431	995			20410	329	20739	22758
Burnett	7607	10076		8993	786		201	27663	312	27975	29763
Caboolture	10471	8008		6222		581	1471	26753	426	27179	28920
Cairns	7186	5067	4318		835		994	18400	250	18650	21081
Callide	3335	6566		6597			1013	17511	175	17686	18582
Caloundra	6680	5930	9625		1086		468	23789	305	24094	25851
Capalaba	11398		5748		1215		2412	20773	496	21269	22648
Charters Towers	5758	4066		5454			230	15508	128	15636	16773
Chatsworth	11953	4015	6713		1126			23807	400	24207	25776
Chermside	9345	2905	5623			717	141	18731	253	18984	20384
Clayfield	7498		10107		871	756		19232	331	19563	21267
Cleveland	10506	4644	7391			833	653	24027	352	24379	25973
Cook	8370	3124		2989			833	15316	218	15534	17889
Crows Nest	3908	9342		9060	704		635	23649	234	23883	25185
Cunningham	4535	7774		10384			1328	24021	301	24322	25945
Currumbin	8982	4537	3155	4475	898		56	22103	308	22411	24384
Everton	10686	3481	7329			1120		22616	269	22885	24197
Ferny Grove	11049	4333	6955		989	1224		24550	289	24839	26224
Fitzroy	10214	4402		4069		241	641	19567	161	19728	21014
Gladstone	10897			1271			10812	22980	258	23238	24617
Greenslopes	9382		7902		901	586	820	19591	283	19874	21393
Gregory	4228	2554		6873		303	750	14708	142	14850	15819
Gympie	5806	8745		6971	764			22286	284	22570	24060
Hervey Bay	9213	8584		6968	314	325		25404	266	25670	27354
Hinchinbrook	6008	6172		7675			1078	20933	284	21217	22659
Inala	12748		3253		1020	1618	373	19012	674	19686	21212
Indooroopilly	7908		9482		2049	1618		21057	270	21327	23405
Ipswich	9601	8281	2207		666		194	20949	315	21264	22599
Ipswich West	9658	8900		4065			416	23039	291	23330	24559
Kallangur	12797	8077	6583		898		1629	29984	528	30512	32557
Kedron	9561	2661	4699			910	448	18279	308	18587	20064
Keppel	8134	5430		7582		546	3745	25437	312	25749	27477
Kurwongbah	11857	5312	5423		1371			23963	356	24319	25642
Lockyer	5324	9943		6473			3608	25348	296	25644	27093
Logan	12353	7202		3695		495	1441	25186	563	25749	27724
Lytton	12579		5859		1207	1385		21030	540	21570	22866
Mackay	9603	5323		4503			272	19701	279	19980	21411
Mansfield	10399	3696	9913		817	625		25450	311	25761	27487
Maroochydore	5635	6443		9426	1157	709		23370	345	23715	26158
Maryborough	7163	8539		3787	576			20065	232	20297	21336
Merrimac	6405	4487	11093			601		22586	417	23003	25651
Mirani	8768	7054		8145			630	24597	265	24862	26390
Moggill	7739		12202		1436	1531		22908	323	23231	25001
Mooloolah	6222	6173	12121		1432			25948	363	26311	28547
Mt Coot-tha	10198		7273		2107	1199		20777	294	21071	23348
Mt Gravatt	9053	2519	6047		720	455	76	18870	267	19137	20552
Mt Isa	7562	3175		1900			297	12934	156	13090	14673
Mt Ommaney	9030	2777	8044		785	456	1885	22977	263	23240	25036
Mulgrave	8464	7097		6848		457		22866	281	23147	24906
Mundingburra	8756	4807	6011					19574	331	19905	21533
Murrumba	10266	6429	4741			658	266	22360	339	22699	24224
Nerang	7406	6719	10336		1572	569	138	26740	432	27172	29796
Nicklin	5426	6039		6878		695	6562	25600	323	25923	28101
Noosa	7871	3767	11932		1618		1161	26349	510	26859	29610
Nudgee	11788	3632	4750		734		172	21076	294	21370	22644
Redcliffe	8136	4370	5864				777	19147	287	19434	20913
Redlands	10226	6234		8703		1092	302	26557	416	26973	28701
Rockhampton	9690	4919		3677		740		19026	267	19293	20513
Sandgate	11155	4176	4546		631		2055	22563	340	22903	24514
South Brisbane	10591	1592	5209			1013	1431	19836	351	20187	22421
Southport	8429	4907		9000		735		23071	399	23470	25782
Springwood	7047	3691	6270			878	539	18425	269	18694	19965
Sunnybank	12691	4646	8229		1172			26738	406	27144	29196
Surfers Paradise	4167	3354		10880	894			19295	325	19620	22185
Tablelands	4973	8335		6521				19829	230	20059	21662
Thuringowa	8976	8918	4430	2434		518	278	25554	405	25959	27781
Toowoomba North	5615	4748		9328			357	20048	226	20274	20812
Toowoomba South	6634	4654		7678			319	19285	214	19499	21690
Townsville	8948	4948	5411				738	20045	471	20516	22745
Warrego	3287	3118		5550			1261	13216	170	13386	14374
Warwick	4091	6242		9443	814			20590	280	20870	22131
Waterford	10494	6643	5571					22708	394	23102	25473
Western Downs	3544	7068		9864				20476	217	20693	21935
Whitsunday	8670	6703		6452				21825	256	22081	23721
Woodridge	8009	4401	2169			923		15502	410	15912	17585
Yeronga	9979	2532	5323		1006		119	18959	274	19233	20720
Total	752374	439121	311514	293839	45709	31119	62664	1936340	28438	1964778	2115977
Regions
Brisbane	412473	146297	227032	22685	26775	23634	19720	878616	14163	892779	958898
Gold/Sunshine Coast	97614	76934	58262	75532	12801	3309	9942	334394	5350	339744	371938
Regional/Rural	242287	215890	26220	195622	6133	4176	33002	723330	8925	732255	785141

Table 2b Legislative Assembly: First Preference Votes, District Summary

Per cent

District	ALP	ON	LP	NP	GRN	AD	Oth	Formal	Informal	Total
Albert	33.3	26.9		33.8	5.0		1.0	98.3	1.7	91.7
Archerfield	49.5	20.9	24.3		3.3		2.0	98.3	1.7	94.0
Ashgrove	48.4		38.2		5.1	3.0	5.2	98.7	1.3	92.8
Aspley	39.5	15.3	39.8		2.9	2.1	0.5	98.8	1.2	93.8
Barambah	17.5	43.5		31.0			8.0	98.7	1.3	94.7
Barron River	35.2	27.0	29.9		5.1	1.5	1.3	98.9	1.1	90.9
Beaudesert	31.3	27.4		32.9	3.1		5.3	98.4	1.6	93.8
Brisbane Central	53.7	9.7	26.2		4.7	4.0	1.8	98.5	1.5	89.3
Broadwater	3	26.2		39.5	4.3			98.3	1.7	90.4
Bulimba	56.8	14.8	21.2		4.5	2.4	0.4	98.5	1.5	92.6
Bundaberg	44.4	29.3		23.7	1.5	1.0		98.9	1.1	93.5
Bundamba	48.2	34.3	11.9		2.9	2.8		98.3	1.7	92.9
Burdekin	31.6	33.1		28.9		2.3	4.2	98.7	1.3	93.8
Burleigh	32.2	21.6		41.3	4.9			98.4	1.6	91.1
Burnett	27.5	36.4		32.5	2.8		0.7	98.9	1.1	94.0
Caboolture	39.1	29.9		23.3		2.2	5.5	98.4	1.6	94.0
Cairns	39.1	27.5	23.5		4.5		5.4	98.7	1.3	88.5
Callide	19.0	37.5		37.7			5.8	99.0	1.0	95.2
Caloundra	28.1	24.9	40.5		4.6		2.0	98.7	1.3	93.2
Capalaba	54.9		27.7		5.8		11.6	97.7	2.3	93.9
Charters Towers	37.1	26.2		35.2			1.5	99.2	0.8	93.2
Chatsworth	50.2	16.9	28.2		4.7			98.3	1.7	93.9
Chermside	49.9	15.5	30.0			3.8	0.8	98.7	1.3	93.1
Clayfield	39.0		52.6		4.5	3.9		98.3	1.7	92.0
Cleveland	43.7	19.3	30.8			3.5	2.7	98.6	1.4	93.9
Cook	54.6	20.4		19.5			5.4	98.6	1.4	86.8
Crows Nest	16.5	39.5		38.3	3.0		2.7	99.0	1.0	94.8
Cunningham	18.9	32.4		43.2			5.5	98.8	1.2	93.7
Currumbin	40.6	20.5	14.3	20.2	4.1		0.3	98.6	1.4	91.9
Everton	47.2	15.4	32.4			5.0		98.8	1.2	94.6
Ferny Grove	45.0	17.6	28.3		4.0	5.0		98.8	1.2	94.7
Fitzroy	52.2	22.5		20.8		1.2	3.3	99.2	0.8	93.9
Gladstone	47.4			5.5			47.0	98.9	1.1	94.4
Greenslopes	47.9		40.3		4.6	3.0	4.2	98.6	1.4	92.9
Gregory	28.7	17.4		46.7		2.1	5.1	99.0	1.0	93.9
Gympie	26.1	39.2		31.3	3.4			98.7	1.3	93.8
Hervey Bay	36.3	33.8		27.4	1.2	1.3		99.0	1.0	93.8
Hinchinbrook	28.7	29.5		36.7			5.1	98.7	1.3	93.6
Inala	67.1		17.1		5.4	8.5	2.0	96.6	3.4	92.8
Indooroopilly	37.6		45.0		9.7	7.7		98.7	1.3	91.1
Ipswich	45.8	39.5	10.5		3.2		0.9	98.5	1.5	94.1
Ipswich West	41.9	38.6		17.6			1.8	98.8	1.2	95.0
Kallangur	42.7	26.9	22.0		3.0		5.4	98.3	1.7	93.7
Kedron	52.3	14.6	25.7			5.0	2.5	98.3	1.7	92.6
Keppel	32.0	21.3		29.8		2.1	14.7	98.8	1.2	93.7
Kurwongbah	49.5	22.2	22.6		5.7			98.5	1.5	94.8
Lockyer	21.0	39.2		25.5			14.2	98.8	1.2	94.7
Logan	49.0	28.6		14.7		2.0	5.7	97.8	2.2	92.9
Lytton	59.8		27.9		5.7	6.6		97.5	2.5	94.3
Mackay	48.7	27.0		22.9			1.4	98.6	1.4	93.3
Mansfield	40.9	14.5	39.0		3.2	2.5		98.8	1.2	93.7
Maroochydore	24.1	27.6		40.3	5.0	3.0		98.5	1.5	90.7
Maryborough	35.7	42.6		18.9	2.9			98.9	1.1	95.1
Merrimac	28.4	19.9	49.1			2.7		98.2	1.8	89.7
Mirani	35.6	28.7		33.1			2.6	98.9	1.1	94.2
Moggill	33.8		53.3		6.3	6.7		98.6	1.4	92.9
Mooloolah	24.0	23.8	46.7		5.5			98.6	1.4	92.2
Mt Coot-tha	49.1		35.0		10.1	5.8		98.6	1.4	90.2
Mt Gravatt	48.0	13.3	32.0		3.8	2.4	0.4	98.6	1.4	93.1
Mt Isa	58.5	24.5		14.7			2.3	98.8	1.2	89.2
Mt Ommaney	39.3	12.1	35.0		3.4	2.0	8.2	98.9	1.1	92.8
Mulgrave	37.0	31.0		29.9		2.0		98.8	1.2	92.9
Mundingburra	44.7	24.6	30.7					98.3	1.7	92.4
Murrumba	45.9	28.8	21.2			2.9	1.2	98.5	1.5	93.7
Nerang	27.7	25.1	38.7		5.9	2.1	0.5	98.4	1.6	91.2
Nicklin	21.2	23.6		26.9		2.7	25.6	98.8	1.2	92.2
Noosa	29.9	14.3	45.3		6.1		4.4	98.1	1.9	90.7
Nudgee	55.9	17.2	22.5		3.5		0.8	98.6	1.4	94.4
Redcliffe	42.5	22.8	30.6				4.1	98.5	1.5	92.9
Redlands	38.5	23.5		32.8		4.1	1.1	98.5	1.5	94.0
Rockhampton	50.9	25.9		19.3		3.9		98.6	1.4	94.1
Sandgate	49.4	18.5	20.1		2.8		9.1	98.5	1.5	93.4
South Brisbane	53.4	8.0	26.3			5.1	7.2	98.3	1.7	90.0
Southport	36.5	21.3		39.0		3.2		98.3	1.7	91.0
Springwood	38.2	20.0	34.0			4.8	2.9	98.6	1.4	93.6
Sunnybank	47.5	17.4	30.8		4.4			98.5	1.5	93.0
Surfers Paradise	21.6	17.4		56.4	4.6			98.3	1.7	88.4
Tablelands	25.1	42.0		32.9				98.9	1.1	92.6
Thuringowa	35.1	34.9	17.3	9.5		2.0	1.1	98.4	1.6	93.4
Toowoomba North	28.0	23.7		46.5			1.8	98.9	1.1	97.4
Toowoomba South	34.4	24.1		39.8			1.7	98.9	1.1	89.9
Townsville	44.6	24.7	27.0				3.7	97.7	2.3	90.2
Warrego	24.9	23.6		42.0			9.5	98.7	1.3	93.1
Warwick	19.9	30.3		45.9	4.0			98.7	1.3	94.3
Waterford	46.2	29.3	24.5					98.3	1.7	90.7
Western Downs	17.3	34.5		48.2				99.0	1.0	94.3
Whitsunday	39.7	30.7		29.6				98.8	1.2	93.1
Woodridge	51.7	28.4	14.0			6.0		97.4	2.6	90.5
Yeronga	52.6	13.4	28.1		5.3		0.6	98.6	1.4	92.8
Total	38.9	22.7	16.1	15.2	2.4	1.6	3.2	98.6	1.4	92.9
Regions
Brisbane	46.9	16.7	25.8	2.6	3.0	2.7	2.2	98.4	1.6	93.1
Gold/Sunshine Coast	29.2	23.0	17.4	22.6	3.8	1.0	3.0	98.4	1.6	91.3
Regional/Rural	33.5	29.8	3.6	27.0	0.8	0.6	4.6	98.8	1.2	93.3

Table 3 Legislative Assembly: District Summary

Albert			Enrolled	32 605
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Green L	ARP	305	1.0	1.0
Shooter P	ALP	9 772	33.3	-6.3
Evans R	ON	7 909	26.9	26.9
Baumann B *	NP	9 920	33.8	-14.1
Spain S	GRN	1 472	5.0	-1.2

Formal		29 378	98.3	0.2
Informal		519	1.7	-0.2
Total		29 897	91.7	1.2



Archerfield			Enrolled	27 193
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Hrstich A	ARP	497	2.0	2.0
Deen F	LP	6 112	24.3	-19.6
Pryor R	ON	5 251	20.9	20.9
De Pierri R	GRN	826	3.3	3.3
Struthers K *	ALP	12 453	49.5	-6.6

Formal		25 139	98.3	0.6
Informal		426	1.7	-0.6
Total		25 565	94.0	1.7



Ashgrove			Enrolled	21 841
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Yeend J	AD	593	3.0	-4.7
Sargent R	AFP	1 044	5.2	5.2
Sherlock A	LP	7 650	38.2	-5.2
Fourtas J *	ALP	9 688	48.4	3.9
Mason B	GRN	1 028	5.1	5.1

Formal		20 003	98.7	0.2
Informal		269	1.3	-0.2
Total		20 272	92.8	0.2



Aspley			Enrolled	26 586
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Goss J *	LP	9 801	39.8	-11.9
Argent T	ARP	124	0.5	0.5
Kent B	AD	514	2.1	-3.9
Davey S	ALP	9 732	39.5	0.9
Eaton R	ON	3 763	15.3	15.3
Green A	GRN	712	2.9	2.9

Formal		24 646	98.8	0.3
Informal		304	1.2	-0.3
Total		24 950	93.8	-0.2



Barambah			Enrolled	23 256
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Perrett T *	NP	6 731	31.0	-36.2
Pratt D	ON	9 464	43.5	43.5
Jeffery S	IND	491	2.3	2.3
Hayden P	IND	158	0.7	0.7
Morgan R	AFP	1 100	5.1	5.1
Crook M	ALP	3 794	17.5	-6.0

Formal		21 738	98.7	0.2
Informal		280	1.3	-0.2
Total		22 018	94.7	1.3



Barron River			Enrolled	22 524
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Starr P	ON	5 457	27.0	27.0
Golding L	AD	313	1.5	-0.8
Clark L	ALP	7 118	35.2	-3.0
Dimitriou S	IND	270	1.3	0.0
Walls D	GRN	1 037	5.1	-5.3
Warwick L *	LP	6 050	29.9	3.8

Formal		20 245	98.9	0.4
Informal		235	1.1	-0.4
Total		20 480	90.9	3.7



Beaudesert			Enrolled	25 569
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

De Lacy M	ALP	7 388	31.3	-5.4
Duke N	AFP	780	3.3	3.3
Wadsworth G	ON	6 464	27.4	27.4
Green D	ARP	202	0.9	0.9
Livermore B	GRN	721	3.1	3.1
Dillon I	IND	122	0.5	0.5
Lingard K *	NP	7 766	32.9	-23.4
McNamara V	SP	148	0.6	0.6

Formal		23 591	98.4	-0.2
Informal		381	1.6	0.2
Total		23 972	93.8	1.7



Brisbane Central			Enrolled	22 523
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Matthews G	IND	351	1.8	1.8
Nielsen R	GRN	932	4.7	-4.7
Gleeson T	LP	5 179	26.2	-9.3
Beattie J	ON	1 925	9.7	9.7
Beattie P *	ALP	10 632	53.7	3.7
Jones N	AD	783	4.0	4.0

Formal		19 802	98.5	0.5
Informal		308	1.5	-0.5
Total		20 110	89.3	2.0



Broadwater			Enrolled	24 941
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Robb M	GRN	956	4.3	4.3
Grice A *	NP	8 756	39.5	-21.7
Petch R	ON	5 802	26.2	26.2
Brown B	ALP	6 650	30.0	-8.8

Formal		22 164	98.3	0.3
Informal		394	1.7	-0.3
Total		22 558	90.4	1.5



Bulimba			Enrolled	22 757
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Gibson N	ON	3 066	14.8	14.8
Purcell P *	ALP	11 787	56.8	1.0
Jenkins W	ARP	84	0.4	0.4
Ault M	AD	494	2.4	2.4
George G	GRN	942	4.5	-7.0
Threapleton M	LP	4 393	21.2	-11.5

Formal		20 766	98.5	0.4
Informal		316	1.5	-0.4
Total		21 082	92.6	1.3



Bundaberg			Enrolled	21 430
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Barry B	ON	5 819	29.3	29.3
Pearce R	GRN	303	1.5	1.3
Cunningham N +	ALP	8 801	44.4	-6.1
Porter D	NP	4 709	23.7	-25.8
Hall L	AD	198	1.0	1.0

Formal		19 830	98.9	0.4
Informal		213	1.1	-0.4
Total		20 043	93.5	0.9



Bundamba			Enrolled	22 808
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

McKeon J	GRN	614	2.9	2.9
Gibbs B *	ALP	10 030	48.2	-9.9
Klingbeil A	AD	577	2.8	2.8
Hughes C	ON	7 135	34.3	34.3
Matijasevic J	LP	2 472	11.9	-12.6

Formal		20 828	98.3	1.4
Informal		358	1.7	-1.4
Total		21 186	92.9	1.9



Burdekin			Enrolled	25 007
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Walker L	ALP	7 307	31.6	-5.9
Morato T +	NP	6 693	28.9	-29.0
Knuth J	ON	7 657	33.1	33.1
Nichols M	AD	535	2.3	2.3
Steley E	AFP	963	4.2	4.2

Formal		23 155	98.7	0.2
Informal		296	1.3	-0.2
Total		23 451	93.8	2.1



Burleigh			Enrolled	22 758
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Gamin J *	NP	8 431	41.3	-12.5
Byerlee D	GRN	995	4.9	4.9
Sharples T	ON	4 403	21.6	21.6
Lennon M	ALP	6 581	32.2	-7.7

Formal		20 410	98.4	0.1
Informal		329	1.6	-0.1
Total		20 739	91.1	1.2



Burnett			Enrolled	29 763
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Kret C	GRN	786	2.8	2.8
Onoprienko G	ON	10 076	36.4	36.4
Slack D *	NP	8 993	32.5	-28.6
McMahon G	ALP	7 607	27.5	-11.4
Smith R	IND	201	0.7	0.7

Formal		27 663	98.9	0.4
Informal		312	1.1	-0.4
Total		27 975	94.0	0.6



Caboolture			Enrolled	28 920
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Oss-Emer L	AD	581	2.2	-2.3
Lacey P	NP	6 222	23.3	-20.1
O'Grady B	ARP	140	0.5	0.5
Newton B	IND	1 331	5.0	5.0
Feldman B	ON	8 008	29.9	29.9
Sullivan J *	ALP	10 471	39.1	-8.3

Formal		26 753	98.4	-0.1
Informal		426	1.6	0.1
Total		27 179	94.0	0.3



Cairns			Enrolled	21 081
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Metcalfe J	GRN	835	4.5	-2.9
Bates N	IND	994	5.4	5.4
Boyle D +	ALP	7 186	39.1	-7.7
Thompson M	LP	4 318	23.5	-18.3
Boniface P	ON	5 067	27.5	27.5

Formal		18 400	98.7	0.3
Informal		250	1.3	-0.3
Total		18 650	88.5	4.2



Callide			Enrolled	18 582
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Savage C	ON	6 566	37.5	37.5
Fowler D	AFP	1 013	5.8	5.8
Barton G	ALP	3 335	19.0	-1.8
Seeney J +	NP	6 597	37.7	-36.7

Formal		17 511	99.0	0.1
Informal		175	1.0	-0.1
Total		17 686	95.2	0.3



Caloundra			Enrolled	25 851
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Boag B	ON	5 930	24.9	24.9
Sheldon J *	LP	9 625	40.5	-14.3
Goldsworthy J	AFP	468	2.0	2.0
Wilson D	ALP	6 680	28.1	-10.0
Peach L	GRN	1 086	4.6	4.6

Formal		23 789	98.7	0.3
Informal		305	1.3	-0.3
Total		24 094	93.2	0.9



Capalaba			Enrolled	22 648
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Exelby D	IND	2 412	11.6	11.6
Ferrett R	LP	5 748	27.7	-13.6
O'Donohue J	GRN	1 215	5.8	5.8
Elder J *	ALP	11 398	54.9	-3.8

Formal		20 773	97.7	0.1
Informal		496	2.3	-0.1
Total		21 269	93.9	0.9



Charters Towers			Enrolled	16 773
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

O'Pray R	ON	4 066	26.2	26.2
Mitchell R *	NP	5 454	35.2	-20.0
Salisbury P	SP	116	0.7	0.7
Dyball B	ARP	114	0.7	0.7
Scott C	ALP	5 758	37.1	-2.5

Formal		15 508	99.2	0.3
Informal		128	0.8	-0.3
Total		15 636	93.2	0.5



Chatsworth			Enrolled	25 776
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Rudkin C	GRN	1 126	4.7	4.7
Annear-Walker B	ON	4 015	16.9	16.9
Martin B	LP	6 713	28.2	-13.9
Mackenroth T *	ALP	11 953	50.2	-2.1

Formal		23 807	98.3	0.2
Informal		400	1.7	-0.2
Total		24 207	93.9	0.5



Chermside			Enrolled	20 384
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Belcher Z	LP	5 623	30.0	-12.2
Otto N	ARP	141	0.8	0.8
Walsh H	ON	2 905	15.5	15.5
Lambert J	AD	717	3.8	3.8
Sullivan T *	ALP	9 345	49.9	-2.0

Formal		18 731	98.7	0.2
Informal		253	1.3	-0.2
Total		18 984	93.1	0.2



Clayfield			Enrolled	21 267
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Brown M	AD	756	3.9	-2.5
Clark L	ALP	7 498	39.0	5.4
Santoro S *	LP	10 107	52.6	-7.4
Lewis M	GRN	871	4.5	4.5

Formal		19 232	98.3	-0.3
Informal		331	1.7	0.3
Total		19 563	92.0	0.8



Cleveland			Enrolled	25 973
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Bostock M	ON	4 644	19.3	19.3
Van Rooyen J	AD	833	3.5	-5.5
Ball P	IND	477	2.0	2.0
Archie B	ARP	176	0.7	0.7
Briskey D *	ALP	10 506	43.7	-3.8
Massingham D	LP	7 391	30.8	-12.7

Formal		24 027	98.6	0.2
Informal		352	1.4	-0.2
Total		24 379	93.9	1.5



Cook			Enrolled	17 889
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Bredhauer S *	ALP	8 370	54.6	2.1
Cranwell T	NP	2 989	19.5	-16.6
Mitchell C	ON	3 124	20.4	20.4
Williams E	IND	482	3.1	-3.4
Burnett S	ARP	351	2.3	2.3

Formal		15 316	98.6	0.5
Informal		218	1.4	-0.5
Total		15 534	86.8	3.4



Crows Nest			Enrolled	25 185
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Bucknall F	ALP	3 908	16.5	-4.7
Cockburn D	ON	9 342	39.5	39.5
Cooper R *	NP	9 060	38.3	-33.3
Moloney B	ARP	635	2.7	2.7
Langford J	GRN	704	3.0	-4.2

Formal		23 649	99.0	0.1
Informal		234	1.0	-0.1
Total		23 883	94.8	1.0



Cunningham			Enrolled	25 945
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Ison B	ARP	324	1.3	1.3
Davies K	IND	605	2.5	2.5
Smeaton A	IND	399	1.7	1.7
Passfield S	ON	7 774	32.4	32.4
Trad J	ALP	4 535	18.9	-7.3
Elliott T *	NP	10 384	43.2	-30.6

Formal		24 021	98.8	0.6
Informal		301	1.2	-0.6
Total		24 322	93.7	1.3



Currumbin			Enrolled	24 384
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Palmer J	GRN	898	4.1	-3.4
Rose M *	ALP	8 982	40.6	-5.8
Coleborne W	LP	3 155	14.3	-30.9
Boyle P	ON	4 537	20.5	20.5
Robbins S	NP	4 475	20.2	20.2
Gay J	IND	56	0.3	0.3

Formal		22 103	98.6	-0.1
Informal		308	1.4	0.1
Total		22 411	91.9	1.6



Everton			Enrolled	24 197
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Jones K	LP	7 329	32.4	-16.6
Brady K	ON	3 481	15.4	15.4
Welford R *	ALP	10 686	47.2	-3.8
Matthews B	AD	1 120	5.0	5.0

Formal		22 616	98.8	0.6
Informal		269	1.2	-0.6
Total		22 885	94.6	0.6



Ferny Grove			Enrolled	26 224
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

John K	ON	4 333	17.6	17.6
Taylor M	GRN	989	4.0	-5.3
Lawson S	AD	1 224	5.0	5.0
Wilson G +	ALP	11 049	45.0	-0.9
Manicaros A	LP	6 955	28.3	-12.2

Formal		24 550	98.8	0.3
Informal		289	1.2	-0.3
Total		24 839	94.7	0.8



Fitzroy			Enrolled	21 014
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Bills R	NP	4 069	20.8	-22.6
Chatham C	AFP	641	3.3	3.3
Wilson J	ON	4 402	22.5	22.5
Cvetko-Lueger P	AD	241	1.2	1.2
Pearce J *	ALP	10 214	52.2	-4.4

Formal		19 567	99.2	0.6
Informal		161	0.8	-0.6
Total		19 728	93.9	1.8



Gladstone			Enrolled	24 617
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Ford P	NP	1 271	5.5	-6.9
Zussino L	ALP	10 897	47.4	3.8
Cunningham L *	IND	10 812	47.0	6.9

Formal		22 980	98.9	0.2
Informal		258	1.1	-0.2
Total		23 238	94.4	1.4



Greenslopes			Enrolled	21 393
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Hughey J	AWP	299	1.5	1.5
Feeney P	ARP	167	0.9	0.9
Radke T *	LP	7 902	40.3	-9.8
Cherry J	AD	586	3.0	3.0
Fenlon G	ALP	9 382	47.9	-2.0
Connors L	GRN	901	4.6	4.6
Freemarijuana N	IND	354	1.8	1.8

Formal		19 591	98.6	0.7
Informal		283	1.4	-0.7
Total		19 874	92.9	0.6



Gregory			Enrolled	15 819
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

O'Donoghue D	ALP	4 228	28.7	-2.4
Bahr A	ON	2 554	17.4	17.4
Hack R	AD	303	2.1	2.1
Crozier R	AFP	640	4.4	4.4



Johnson V *	NP	6 873	46.7	-22.2
Taylor F	SP	110	0.7	0.7

Formal		14 708	99.0	0.5
Informal		142	1.0	-0.5
Total		14 850	93.9	1.6



Gympie			Enrolled	24 060
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Petersen I	ON	8 745	39.2	39.2
Stephan L *	NP	6 971	31.3	-23.3
Gwin C	GRN	764	3.4	3.4
Warren D	ALP	5 806	26.1	-4.7

Formal		22 286	98.7	0.0
Informal		284	1.3	0.0
Total		22 570	93.8	0.9



Hervey Bay			Enrolled	27 354
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Borsellino B	GRN	314	1.2	1.2
Dalgleish D	ON	8 584	33.8	33.8
McLay S	NP	6 968	27.4	-17.6
Nunn B *	ALP	9 213	36.3	-12.0
Rodhouse P	AD	325	1.3	-5.4

Formal		25 404	99.0	0.2
Informal		266	1.0	-0.2
Total		25 670	93.8	1.0



Hinchinbrook			Enrolled	22 659
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Roveda T	AFP	1 078	5.1	5.1
Barkas R	ALP	6 008	28.7	-4.8
Wyllie J	ON	6 172	29.5	29.5
Rowell M *	NP	7 675	36.7	-26.1

Formal		20 933	98.7	0.2
Informal		284	1.3	-0.2
Total		21 217	93.6	1.9



Inala			Enrolled	21 212
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Palaszczuk H *	ALP	12 748	67.1	-1.8
Greenaway P	LP	3 253	17.1	-14.0
Nguyen X	IND	373	2.0	2.0
Dengate L	AD	1 618	8.5	8.5
Taylor L	GRN	1 020	5.4	5.4

Formal		19 012	96.6	-0.4
Informal		674	3.4	0.4
Total		19 686	92.8	1.4



Indooroopilly			Enrolled	23 405
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Stuart A	ALP	7 908	37.6	9.4
Beanland D *	LP	9 482	45.0	-11.2
Hutton D	GRN	2 049	9.7	0.7
McIntyre M	AD	1 618	7.7	1.0

Formal		21 057	98.7	-0.3
Informal		270	1.3	0.3
Total		21 327	91.1	0.8



Ipswich			Enrolled	22 599
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Wilson S	LP	2 207	10.5	-27.9
Hamill D *	ALP	9 601	45.8	-5.9
Morris P	ARP	194	0.9	0.9
Mahoney D	GRN	666	3.2	-4.2
Hill H	ON	8 281	39.5	39.5

Formal		20 949	98.5	0.5
Informal		315	1.5	-0.5
Total		21 264	94.1	0.9



Ipswich West			Enrolled	24 559
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Wykes S	NP	4 065	17.6	-17.7
Livingstone D *	ALP	9 658	41.9	-8.9
Schloss L	ARP	416	1.8	1.8
Paff J	ON	8 900	38.6	38.6

Formal		23 039	98.8	1.0
Informal		291	1.2	-1.0
Total		23 330	95.0	1.1



Kallangur			Enrolled	32 557
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Shepherd H	CDP	1 265	4.2	4.2
Hayward K *	ALP	12 797	42.7	-5.4
Hoffman N	GRN	898	3.0	-6.8
Driscoll S	LP	6 583	22.0	-14.3
Birt P	IND	166	0.6	0.6
Nimmo B	ON	8 077	26.9	26.9
Taylor A	ARP	198	0.7	0.7

Formal		29 984	98.3	0.5
Informal		528	1.7	-0.5
Total		30 512	93.7	0.9



Kedron			Enrolled	20 064
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Rowland E	AD	910	5.0	5.0
Gordon J	ON	2 661	14.6	14.6
Spence K	IND	448	2.5	2.5
Braddy P *	ALP	9 561	52.3	-6.9
Harris C	LP	4 699	25.7	-15.1

Formal		18 279	98.3	1.1
Informal		308	1.7	-1.1
Total		18 587	92.6	0.9



Keppel			Enrolled	27 477
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Nagle R	AFP	1 217	4.8	4.8
Hansen T	IND	849	3.3	3.3
Saunders B	ALP	8 134	32.0	-4.4
McFarlane W	ON	5 430	21.3	21.3
Mather G	IND	1 679	6.6	6.6
Clark T	AD	546	2.1	2.1
Lester V *	NP	7 582	29.8	-27.5

Formal		25 437	98.8	-0.1
Informal		312	1.2	0.1
Total		25 749	93.7	0.9



Kurwongbah			Enrolled	25 642
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Kerr J	LP	5 423	22.6	-9.8
Lavarch L *	ALP	11 857	49.5	4.5
Thistlewaite K	ON	5 312	22.2	22.2
Pantano K	GRN	1 371	5.7	-3.5

Formal		23 963	98.5	-0.1
Informal		356	1.5	0.1
Total		24 319	94.8	1.8



Lockyer			Enrolled	27 093
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Fitzgerald T *	NP	6 473	25.5	-41.1
O'Brien D	ALP	5 324	21.0	-5.8
Howard T	ARP	680	2.7	2.7
McDonald J	IND	2 768	10.9	10.9
Andrew P	SP	160	0.6	0.6
Prenzler P	ON	9 943	39.2	39.2

Formal		25 348	98.8	0.4
Informal		296	1.2	-0.4
Total		25 644	94.7	0.9



Logan			Enrolled	27 724
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Leneham R	IND	1 441	5.7	5.7
Lister J	NP	3 695	14.7	-18.4
Mickel J +	ALP	12 353	49.0	-17.9
Dawson J	ON	7 202	28.6	28.6
Dickson A	AD	495	2.0	2.0

Formal		25 186	97.8	0.6
Informal		563	2.2	-0.6
Total		25 749	92.9	2.0



Lytton			Enrolled	22 866
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Lucas P *	ALP	12 579	59.8	3.6
Wilson R	GRN	1 207	5.7	-3.1
Dickie M	AD	1 385	6.6	6.6
Murphy T	LP	5 859	27.9	-7.1

Formal		21 030	97.5	-0.9
Informal		540	2.5	0.9
Total		21 570	94.3	1.3



Mackay			Enrolled	21 411
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Mulherin T *	ALP	9 603	48.7	-3.8
Evans B	ON	5 323	27.0	27.0
Massie M	NP	4 503	22.9	-16.1
Ettridge M	IND	272	1.4	1.4

Formal		19 701	98.6	0.6
Informal		279	1.4	-0.6
Total		19 980	93.3	3.3



Mansfield			Enrolled	27 487
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Harris-Gahan M	ON	3 696	14.5	14.5
Alderson S	GRN	817	3.2	-6.3
Reeves P	ALP	10 399	40.9	2.3
Carrington F	AD	625	2.5	2.5
Carroll F *	LP	9 913	39.0	-12.9

Formal		25 450	98.8	0.1
Informal		311	1.2	-0.1
Total		25 761	93.7	0.6



Maroochydore			Enrolled	26 158
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Parker C	ON	6 443	27.6	27.6
Siskind D	ALP	5 635	24.1	-7.6
Bell G	AD	709	3.0	3.0
Fitzgerald J	GRN	1 157	5.0	-5.6
Simpson F *	NP	9 426	40.3	-17.4

Formal		23 370	98.5	-0.1
Informal		345	1.5	0.1
Total		23 715	90.7	0.6



Maryborough			Enrolled	21 336
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Russell S	GRN	576	2.9	2.9
Dollin B *	ALP	7 163	35.7	-10.7
Mahoney K	NP	3 787	18.9	-26.1
Kingston J	ON	8 539	42.6	42.6

Formal		20 065	98.9	0.3
Informal		232	1.1	-0.3
Total		20 297	95.1	0.6



Merrimac			Enrolled	25 651
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Fairfax J	ON	4 487	19.9	19.9
Poole R	ALP	6 405	28.4	-6.2
Quinn B *	LP	11 093	49.1	-16.3
O'Brien C	AD	601	2.7	2.7

Formal		22 586	98.2	0.4
Informal		417	1.8	-0.4
Total		23 003	89.7	1.7



Mirani			Enrolled	26 390
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Purtill S	SP	199	0.8	0.8
Hewitt L	AFP	431	1.8	1.8
Vaughan E	ON	7 054	28.7	28.7
Malone T *	NP	8 145	33.1	-22.9
Gomersall B	ALP	8 768	35.6	-3.3

Formal		24 597	98.9	0.4
Informal		265	1.1	-0.4
Total		24 862	94.2	1.5



Moggill			Enrolled	25 001
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Sloan B	GRN	1 436	6.3	6.3
Watson D *	LP	12 202	53.3	-13.6
Lumsden L	ALP	7 739	33.8	0.7
Fraser K	AD	1 531	6.7	6.7

Formal		22 908	98.6	0.4
Informal		323	1.4	-0.4
Total		23 231	92.9	0.7



Mooloolah			Enrolled	28 547
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Schell R	ON	6 173	23.8	23.8
Zande M	ALP	6 222	24.0	-2.4
Redmond N	GRN	1 432	5.5	-3.0
Laming B *	LP	12 121	46.7	-17.7

Formal		25 948	98.6	0.0
Informal		363	1.4	0.0
Total		26 311	92.2	1.4



Mount Coot-tha			Enrolled	23 348
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Edmond W *	ALP	10 198	49.1	10.3
Copeman D	GRN	2 107	10.1	-14.1
Jensen A	AD	1 199	5.8	5.8
Orford R	LP	7 273	35.0	-2.0

Formal		20 777	98.6	-0.1
Informal		294	1.4	0.1
Total		21 071	90.2	2.1



Mount Gravatt			Enrolled	20 552
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Young R	GRN	720	3.8	3.8
Duffell R	ON	2 519	13.3	13.3
Spence J *	ALP	9 053	48.0	-4.1
Laing I	AD	455	2.4	2.4
Quirk G	LP	6 047	32.0	-15.9
Colebrook A	ARP	76	0.4	0.4

Formal		18 870	98.6	0.7
Informal		267	1.4	-0.7
Total		19 137	93.1	0.9



Mount Isa			Enrolled	14 673
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Inglis I	SP	139	1.1	1.1
Weeber S	ARP	158	1.2	1.2
Baldwin H	NP	1 900	14.7	-13.9
MacDonald M	ON	3 175	24.5	24.5
McGrady T *	ALP	7 562	58.5	-6.1

Formal		12 934	98.8	0.3
Informal		156	1.2	-0.3
Total		13 090	89.2	3.9



Mount Ommaney			Enrolled	25 036
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Gregory A	ON	2 777	12.1	12.1
Harper B *	LP	8 044	35.0	-11.6
Infield N	AD	456	2.0	-2.3
King H	GRN	785	3.4	-4.1
Pyke P	IND	1 692	7.4	7.4
Attwood J	ALP	9 030	39.3	-1.7
Tiplady J	IND	193	0.8	0.8

Formal		22 977	98.9	0.1
Informal		263	1.1	-0.1
Total		23 240	92.8	0.2



Mulgrave			Enrolled	24 906
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Gallo J	AD	457	2.0	-1.4
Rappolt C	ON	7 097	31.0	31.0
Wilson N *	NP	6 848	29.9	-16.1
Pitt W	ALP	8 464	37.0	-8.2

Formal		22 866	98.8	0.4
Informal		281	1.2	-0.4
Total		23 147	92.9	2.2



Mundingburra			Enrolled	21 533
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Tanti F *	LP	6 011	30.7	-13.7
Nelson-Carr L	ALP	8 756	44.7	0.9
Elson T	ON	4 807	24.6	24.6

Formal		19 574	98.3	-0.2
Informal		331	1.7	0.2
Total		19 905	92.4	3.8



Murrumba			Enrolled	24 224
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Lewry M	ARP	266	1.2	1.2
Haskell S	LP	4 741	21.2	-21.6
Wells D *	ALP	10 266	45.9	-11.3
Kennedy P	AD	658	2.9	2.9
Clever T	ON	6 429	28.8	28.8

Formal		22 360	98.5	0.9
Informal		339	1.5	-0.9
Total		22 699	93.7	0.8



Nerang			Enrolled	29 796
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Coyle J	ON	6 719	25.1	25.1
Balcke R	ARP	138	0.5	0.5
Connor R *	LP	10 336	38.7	-19.1
Hughes J	GRN	1 572	5.9	-5.0
Grimsey L	AD	569	2.1	2.1
Burke P	ALP	7 406	27.7	-3.6

Formal		26 740	98.4	0.1
Informal		432	1.6	-0.1
Total		27 172	91.2	1.2



Nicklin			Enrolled	28 101
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Giles C	ALP	5 426	21.2	-10.5
Armstrong G	AD	695	2.7	-7.9
Ferraro S	ON	6 039	23.6	23.6
Turner N *	NP	6 878	26.9	-30.9
Wellington P	IND	6 562	25.6	25.6

Formal		25 600	98.8	0.4
Informal		323	1.2	-0.4
Total		25 923	92.2	1.5



Noosa			Enrolled	29 610
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Taylor E	CDP	833	3.2	3.2
Sfiligoj D	ALP	7 871	29.9	-7.3
Logan R	IND	258	1.0	1.0
Summers D	ON	3 767	14.3	14.3
Sykes P	GRN	1 618	6.1	6.0
Jones J	IND	70	0.3	0.3
Davidson B *	LP	11 932	45.3	-12.7

Formal		26 349	98.1	-0.4
Informal		510	1.9	0.4
Total		26 859	90.7	0.4



Nudgee			Enrolled	22 644
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Roberts N *	ALP	11 788	55.9	-4.8
Whitney W	ON	3 632	17.2	17.2
Stasse M	GRN	734	3.5	3.5
Varley P	LP	4 750	22.5	-16.8
Lane K	ARP	172	0.8	0.8

Formal		21 076	98.6	1.1
Informal		294	1.4	-1.1
Total		21 370	94.4	1.4



Redcliffe			Enrolled	20 913
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Hollis R *	ALP	8 136	42.5	-2.1
Knight P	ON	4 370	22.8	22.8
Flemming T	ARP	324	1.7	1.7
Sutherland A	LP	5 864	30.6	-9.5
Turner B	IND	453	2.4	2.4

Formal		19 147	98.5	0.7
Informal		287	1.5	-0.7
Total		19 434	92.9	1.4



Redlands			Enrolled	28 701
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Budd J	ALP	10 226	38.5	-7.3
Ruwoldt D	ARP	302	1.1	1.1
Jenkin G	AD	1 092	4.1	-4.6
Woodward J	ON	6 234	23.5	23.5
Hegarty J *	NP	8 703	32.8	-7.9

Formal		26 557	98.5	0.2
Informal		416	1.5	-0.2
Total		26 973	94.0	1.0



Rockhampton			Enrolled	20 513
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Schwarten R *	ALP	9 690	50.9	-1.0
Mackay K	NP	3 677	19.3	-18.6
Lawrence F	AD	740	3.9	-0.6
Timms L	ON	4 919	25.9	25.9

Formal		19 026	98.6	0.4
Informal		267	1.4	-0.4
Total		19 293	94.1	2.0



Sandgate			Enrolled	24 514
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Hobbs A	IND	1 812	8.0	8.0
Nuttall G *	ALP	11 155	49.4	-6.7
Young D	LP	4 546	20.1	-19.7
Thurman E	ON	4 176	18.5	18.5
Burgoyne P	GRN	631	2.8	2.8
Mills F	ARP	243	1.1	1.1

Formal		22 563	98.5	0.5
Informal		340	1.5	-0.5
Total		22 903	93.4	0.8



South Brisbane			Enrolled	22 421
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Swan M	IND	375	1.9	1.9
Tsimpikas L	LP	5 209	26.3	-7.6
Zocchi M	AFP	185	0.9	0.9
Wynter C	IND	278	1.4	1.4
Ray C	ARP	66	0.3	0.3
Bligh A *	ALP	10 591	53.4	2.2
Freemarijuana G	IND	527	2.7	2.7
Meiers R	ON	1 592	8.0	8.0
Lee A	AD	1 013	5.1	-3.7

Formal		19 836	98.3	1.4
Informal		351	1.7	-1.4
Total		20 187	90.0	3.5



Southport			Enrolled	25 782
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Veivers M *	NP	9 000	39.0	-12.3
Lawlor P	ALP	8 429	36.5	-3.9
Huta J	AD	735	3.2	-2.1
Nauss J	ON	4 907	21.3	21.3

Formal		23 071	98.3	0.3
Informal		399	1.7	-0.3
Total		23 470	91.0	1.0



Springwood			Enrolled	19 965
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Thomson P	AD	878	4.8	-13.7
Pitt N	ON	3 691	20.0	20.0
Musgrove G	ALP	7 047	38.2	6.4
Woolmer L *	LP	6 270	34.0	-3.9
De Brenni A	IND	477	2.6	-1.0
Mackintosh M	ARP	62	0.3	0.3

Formal		18 425	98.6	0.2
Informal		269	1.4	-0.2
Total		18 694	93.6	1.3



Sunnybank			Enrolled	29 196
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Lock K	ON	4 646	17.4	17.4
Robertson S *	ALP	12 691	47.5	0.2
Grigg A	GRN	1 172	4.4	4.4
Huang S	LP	8 229	30.8	-15.0

Formal		26 738	98.5	0.1
Informal		406	1.5	-0.1
Total		27 144	93.0	0.1



Surfers Paradise			Enrolled	22 185
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Axe S	ALP	4 167	21.6	-3.5
Borbidge R *	NP	10 880	56.4	-10.9
Schearer R	GRN	894	4.6	4.6
Connolly P	ON	3 354	17.4	17.4

Formal		19 295	98.3	-0.2
Informal		325	1.7	0.2
Total		19 620	88.4	2.0



Tablelands			Enrolled	21 662
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Gilmore T *	NP	6 521	32.9	-36.5
Nelson S	ON	8 335	42.0	42.0
Tucker N	ALP	4 973	25.1	0.6

Formal		19 829	98.9	0.6
Informal		230	1.1	-0.6
Total		20 059	92.6	2.9



Thuringowa			Enrolled	27 781
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Contarino R	NP	2 434	9.5	-34.6
Turner K	ON	8 918	34.9	34.9
Malcolm L	IND	278	1.1	1.1
Reed A	AD	518	2.0	-7.4
McElligott K *	ALP	8 976	35.1	-11.4
Moore D	LP	4 430	17.3	17.3

Formal		25 554	98.4	0.2
Informal		405	1.6	-0.2
Total		25 959	93.4	2.8



Toowoomba North			Enrolled	20 812
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Reid B	ARP	319	1.7	1.7
Davy R	ON	4 654	24.1	24.1
Healy G *	NP	7 678	39.8	-16.9
Shine K	ALP	6 634	34.4	-4.0

Formal		19 285	98.9	0.6
Informal		214	1.1	-0.6
Total		19 499	93.7	1.0



Toowoomba South			Enrolled	21 690
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Chambers A	ARP	357	1.8	1.8
Isfree A	ALP	5 615	28.0	-5.7
Horan M *	NP	9 328	46.5	-19.8
Shoesmith D	ON	4 748	23.7	23.7

Formal		20 048	98.9	0.5
Informal		226	1.1	-0.5
Total		20 274	93.5	1.6



Townsville			Enrolled	22 745
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

McGuire S	ARP	308	1.5	1.5
Ive E	ON	4 948	24.7	24.7
Tait B	IND	430	2.1	2.1
Reynolds M +	ALP	8 948	44.6	0.6
Rutledge J	LP	5 411	27.0	-15.2

Formal		20 045	97.7	-0.4
Informal		471	2.3	0.4
Total		20 516	90.2	3.8



Warrego			Enrolled	14 374
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Salisbury B	SP	186	1.4	1.4
Kidd S	IND	1 075	8.1	8.1
Pommer E	ALP	3 287	24.9	-4.4
Espie V	ON	3 118	23.6	23.6
Hobbs H *	NP	5 550	42.0	-28.7

Formal		13 216	98.7	0.1
Informal		170	1.3	-0.1
Total		13 386	93.1	1.6



Warwick			Enrolled	22 131
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Singleton J	ALP	4 091	19.9	-8.0
White J	ON	6 242	30.3	30.3
Olsen K	GRN	814	4.0	-1.3
Springborg K *	NP	9 443	45.9	-20.9

Formal		20 590	98.7	0.0
Informal		280	1.3	0.0
Total		20 870	94.3	0.7



Waterford			Enrolled	25 473
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Barton T *	ALP	10 494	46.2	-12.9
Hebbard J	ON	6 643	29.3	29.3
McLindon A	LP	5 571	24.5	-16.4

Formal		22 708	98.3	1.5
Informal		394	1.7	-1.5
Total		23 102	90.7	2.6



Western Downs			Enrolled	21 935
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Lockwood R	ALP	3 544	17.3	-3.3
McLaren P	ON	7 068	34.5	34.5
Littleproud B *	NP	9 864	48.2	-31.2

Formal		20 476	99.0	0.2
Informal		217	1.0	-0.2
Total		20 693	94.3	0.4



Whitsunday			Enrolled	23 721
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Roebuck I	NP	6 452	29.6	-15.7
Bird L *	ALP	8 670	39.7	-4.9
Black H	ON	6 703	30.7	30.7

Formal		21 825	98.8	0.3
Informal		256	1.2	-0.3
Total		22 081	93.1	1.8



Woodridge			Enrolled	17 585
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

D'Arcy B *	ALP	8 009	51.7	-9.9
Hernandez R	AD	923	6.0	6.0
Young A	LP	2 169	14.0	-11.5
Kealy L	ON	4 401	28.4	28.4

Formal		15 502	97.4	0.5
Informal		410	2.6	-0.5
Total		15 912	90.5	3.2


Yeronga			Enrolled	20 720
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing

Webster J	LP	5 323	28.1	-13.3
Burchall S	GRN	1 006	5.3	5.3
Pacitto V	ON	2 532	13.4	13.4
Foley M *	ALP	9 979	52.6	1.7
Stapleton R	ARP	119	0.6	0.6

Formal		18 959	98.6	0.4
Informal		274	1.4	-0.4
Total		19 233	92.8	1.5

Table 4 Legislative Assembly: Two-Candidate Preferred Vote

	ALP		LP/NP		ON		IND		Exhausted
	No	%	No	%	No	%	No	%	No	%
Albert	11 943	45.2	14 500	54.8					2 935	11.1
Archerfield	14 278	61.7	8 860	38.3					2 001	8.6
Ashgrove	10 873	56.1	8 509	43.9					621	3.2
Aspley	11 106	48.2	11 923	51.8					1 617	7.0
Barambah			8 715	44.1	11 025	55.9			1 998	10.1
Barron River	9 287	50.6	9 057	49.4					1 901	10.4
Beaudesert	9 111	45.9	10 734	54.1					3 746	18.9
Brisbane Central	12 241	65.1	6 549	34.9					1 012	5.4
Broadwater	7 733	40.2	11 489	59.8					2 942	15.3
Bulimba	13 514	69.5	5 929	30.5					1 323	6.8
Bundaberg	9 743	52.0			8 979	48.0			1 108	5.9
Bundamba	11 213	56.2			8 733	43.8			882	4.4
Burdekin	8 692	40.6			12 725	59.4			1 738	8.1
Burleigh	7 882	41.5	11 088	58.5					1 440	7.6
Burnett			12 648	52.3	11 521	47.7			3 494	14.5
Caboolture	11 894	47.3			13 245	52.7			1 614	6.4
Cairns	9 035	52.3			8 253	47.7			1 112	6.4
Callide			8 432	52.3	7 696	47.7			1 383	8.6
Caloundra	8 441	39.3	13 022	60.7					2 326	10.8
Capalaba	12 341	63.7	7 027	36.3					1 405	7.3
Charters Towers	6 641	46.3	7 706	53.7					1 161	8.1
Chatsworth	13 440	58.7	9 455	41.3					912	4.0
Chermside	10 456	59.0	7 260	41.0					1 015	5.7
Clayfield	8 054	43.5	10 481	56.5					697	3.8
Cleveland	12 490	56.4	9 648	43.6					1 889	8.5
Cook	9 507	65.5			5 002	34.5			807	5.6
Crows Nest			10 940	50.9	10 563	49.1			2 146	10.0
Cunningham			12 507	58.9	8 744	41.1			2 770	13.0
Currumbin	10 683	52.8	9 558	47.2					1 862	9.2
Everton	12 194	56.0	9 585	44.0					837	3.8
Ferny Grove	13 407	58.6	9 480	41.4					1 663	7.3
Fitzroy	11 276	60.7			7 295	39.3			996	5.4
Gladstone	11 071	48.6					11 691	51.4	218	1.0
Greenslopes	10 498	55.2	8 530	44.8					563	3.0
Gregory	5 006	36.9	8 553	63.1					1 149	8.5
Gympie			10 486	51.7	9 796	48.3			2 004	9.9
Hervey Bay	10 540	44.7			13 027	55.3			1 837	7.8
Hinchinbrook			10 975	58.6	7 766	41.4			2 192	11.7
Inala	14 015	77.4	4 094	22.6					903	5.0
Indooroopilly	10 137	49.3	10 412	50.7					508	2.5
Ipswich	10 690	53.4			9 323	46.6			936	4.7
Ipswich West	10 626	48.1			11 444	51.9			969	4.4
Kallangur	14 745	53.9			12 608	46.1			2 631	9.6
Kedron	11 003	64.1	6 171	35.9					1 105	6.4
Keppel	10 330	46.4	11 932	53.6					3 175	14.3
Kurwongbah	13 847	63.2	8 061	36.8					2 055	9.4
Lockyer			10 134	46.3	11 742	53.7			3 472	15.9
Logan	13 903	58.4			9 895	41.6			1 388	5.8
Lytton	13 730	67.4	6 626	32.6					674	3.3
Mackay	10 536	56.5			8 103	43.5			1 062	5.7
Mansfield	12 205	50.2	12 122	49.8		0.0			1 123	4.6
Maroochydore			13 695	65.1	7 357	34.9			2 318	11.0
Maryborough	7 950	41.7			11 126	58.3			989	5.2
Merrimac	7 327	35.3	13 424	64.7					1 835	8.8
Mirani	10 348	47.3	11 528	52.7					2 721	12.4
Moggill	9 140	41.1	13 117	58.9					651	2.9
Mooloolah	8 129	34.1	15 728	65.9					2 091	8.8
Mt Coot-tha	12 245	60.5	7 992	39.5					540	2.7
Mt Gravatt	10 332	57.2	7 739	42.8					799	4.4
Mt Isa	8 029	65.6			4 207	34.4			698	5.7
Mt Ommaney	11 348	51.9	10 497	48.1					1 132	5.2
Mulgrave	9 903	45.9			11 694	54.1			1 269	5.9
Mundingburra	9 884	53.8	8 486	46.2					1 204	6.6
Murrumba	11 639	55.0			9 509	45.0			1 212	5.7
Nerang	9 064	39.0	14 177	61.0					3 499	15.1
Nicklin			9 657	44.3			12 159	55.7	3 784	17.3
Noosa	9 585	40.1	14 291	59.9					2 473	10.4
Nudgee	13 289	67.4	6 421	32.6					1 366	6.9
Redcliffe	9 349	52.3	8 522	47.7					1 276	7.1
Redlands	12 165	49.0	12 652	51.0					1 740	7.0
Rockhampton	10 853	59.6			7 355	40.4			818	4.5
Sandgate	13 272	66.0	6 841	34.0					2 450	12.2
South Brisbane	12 390	66.3	6 300	33.7					1 146	6.1
Southport	9 573	46.2	11 127	53.8					2 371	11.5
Springwood	8 518	50.6	8 327	49.4					1 580	9.4
Sunnybank	14 708	58.2	10 572	41.8					1 458	5.8
Surfers Paradise	4 955	27.7	12 907	72.3					1 433	8.0
Tablelands			9 006	49.7	9 106	50.3			1 717	9.5
Thuringowa	10 508	43.4			13 720	56.6			1 326	5.5
Toowoomba North	7 522	41.8	10 475	58.2					1 288	7.2
Toowoomba South	6 725	36.6	11 627	63.4					1 696	9.2
Townsville	10 360	57.7	7 581	42.3					2 104	11.7
Warrego	4 146	34.7	7 810	65.3					1 260	10.5
Warwick			11 628	61.9	7 172	38.1			1 790	9.5
Waterford	11 892	55.2			9 647	44.8			1 169	5.4
Western Downs			11 428	59.4	7 805	40.6			1 243	6.5
Whitsunday	9 896	46.0			11 607	54.0			1 322	6.1
Woodridge	8 791	63.5			5 048	36.5			1 663	12.0
Yeronga	11 218	62.5	6 739	37.5					1 002	5.6

Table 5 Legislative Assembly: Districts Ranked by Two-Candidate Preferred Margin

ALP Districts		LP/NP Districts		ON Districts		IND Districts
	%		%		%		%
Inala	27.4	Surfers Paradise	22.3	Burdekin	9.4	Nicklin	5.7
Bulimba	19.5	Mooloolah (LP)	15.9	Maryborough	8.3	Gladstone	1.4
Lytton	17.4	Warrego	15.3	Thuringowa	6.6
Nudgee	17.4	Maroochydore	15.1	Barambah	5.9
South Brisbane	16.3	Merrimac (LP)	14.7	Hervey Bay	5.3
Sandgate	16.0	Toowoomba South	13.4	Mulgrave	4.1
Mt Isa	15.6	Gregory	13.1	Whitsunday	4.0
Cook	15.5	Warwick	11.9	Lockyer	3.7
Brisbane Central	15.1	Nerang (LP)	11.0	Caboolture	2.7
Kedron	14.1	Caloundra (LP)	10.7	Ipswich West	1.9
Capalaba	13.7	Noosa (LP)	9.9	Tablelands	0.3
Woodridge	13.5	Broadwater	9.8
Kurwongbah	13.2	Western Downs	9.4
Yeronga	12.5	Cunningham	8.9
Archerfield	11.7	Mogill (LP)	8.9
Fitzroy	10.7	Hinchinbrook	8.6
Mt Coot-tha	10.5	Burleigh	8.5
Rockhampton	9.6	Toowoomba North	8.2
Chermside	9.0	Clayfield (LP)	6.5
Chatsworth	8.7	Albert	4.8
Ferny Grove	8.6	Beaudesert	4.1
Logan	8.4	Southport	3.8
Sunnybank	8.2	Charters Towers	3.7
Townsville	7.7	Keppel	3.6
Mt Gravatt	7.2	Mirani	2.7
Mackay	6.5	Burnett	2.3
Cleveland	6.4	Callide	2.3
Bundamba	6.2	Aspley (LP)	1.8
Ashgrove	6.1	Gympie	1.7
Everton	6.0	Redlands	1.0
Murrumba	5.5	Crows Nest	0.9
Greenslopes	5.2	Indooroopilly (LP)	0.7
Waterford	5.2
Kallangur	3.9
Mundingburra	3.8
Ipswich	3.4
Currumbin	2.8
Cairns	2.3
Redcliffe	2.3
Bundaberg	2.0
Mt Ommaney	1.9
Barron River	0.6
Springwood	0.6
Mansfield	0.2

Table 6 Legislative Assembly By-elections 1995-1998

Mundingburra (3/2/96)		Enrolled	22 852
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing
First count
Caldwell A	IND	151	0.7	0.7
Crosland T	IND	128	0.6	0.6
Jocumsen C	IND	35	0.2	0.2
Brown R	IND	501	2.5	2.5
Tait B	IND	344	1.7	1.7
Warren S	IND	73	0.4	0.4
Bourne M	IND	118	0.6	0.6
Tanti F	LP	9 155	45.3	0.9
Woodbridge P	IND	626	3.1	3.1
Mooney T +	ALP	8 113	40.2	-3.6
Bradshaw A	IND	117	0.6	0.6
Davies K	IND	835	4.1	4.1

Final count
Tanti F	LP	10 261	52.8	2.8
Mooney T +	ALP	9 177	47.2	-2.8
Exhausted		758

Formal		20 196	98.8	-0.3
Informal		242	1.2	0.3
Total		20 438	89.4



Lytton (5/10/96)			Enrolled	22 722
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing
First count
Nord N	GRN	570	2.9	-5.9
Dickie M	AD	1 223	6.2	6.2
Richardson B	IND	131	0.7	0.7
Lucas P +	ALP	10 832	54.7	-1.5
Purtill S	IND	47	0.2	0.2
Freemarijuana N	IND	608	3.1	3.1
Kelly W	SP	750	3.8	3.8
Mansell J	LP	5 480	27.7	-7.3
Groom B	IND	147	0.7	0.7

Final count
Lucas P +	ALP	11 952	66.1	4.8
Mansell J	LP	6 129	33.9	-4.8
Exhausted		1 707

Formal		19 788	98.9	0.5
Informal		229	1.1	-0.5
Total		20 017	88.1



Kurwongbah (24/5/97)			Enrolled	25 431
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Swing
First count
Pantano K	GRN	1 359	6.5	-2.7
Moran Y	IND	3 173	15.1	15.1
Yoyner R	IND	521	2.5	2.5
Byrne P	IND	167	0.8	0.8
Rankin P	LP	5 238	24.9	-7.5
Salisbury B	SP	452	2.1	2.1
Lavarch L +	ALP	10 146	48.2	3.2

Final count
Rankin P	LP	7 580	39.8	-4.3
Lavarch L +	ALP	11 484	60.2	4.3
Exhausted		2 012

Formal		21 056	98.1	-0.5
Informal		400	1.9	0.5
Total		21 456	84.4

Table 7 Legislative Assembly Elections 1950-1998

Election	ALP	LP	NP	AD	DLP	Grn	ON	Oth	Total	ALP	LP/NP
	First Preference Votes									*Two Party Votes*
1950	46.9	29.9	19.2					4.0	100.0	48.5	51.5
1953	53.2	21.3	18.7					6.7	100.0	54.2	45.8
1956	51.2	25.1	19.3					4.4	100.0	51.6	48.4
1957	28.9	23.2	20.0		23.4			4.5	100.0	n.a.	n.a.
1960	39.9	24.0	19.5		12.3			4.3	100.0	44.0	56.0
1963	43.8	23.8	20.3		7.2			4.9	100.0	46.4	53.6
1966	43.8	25.5	19.3		6.3			5.1	100.0	47.2	52.8
1969	45.0	23.7	21.2		7.2			3.0	100.0	47.7	52.3
1972	46.8	22.2	20.0		7.7			3.3	100.0	49.2	50.8
1974	36.0	31.1	27.9		1.9			3.1	100.0	38.5	61.5
1977	42.8	25.2	27.1	1.6				3.2	100.0	45.4	54.6
1980	41.5	26.9	27.9	1.4				2.3	100.0	45.3	54.7
1983	44.0	14.9	38.9	0.8				1.4	100.0	46.7	53.3
1986	41.3	16.5	39.6	0.6				1.9	100.0	45.9	54.1
1989	50.3	21.1	24.1	0.4		0.3		3.8	100.0	54.3	45.7
1992	48.7	20.4	23.7	0.3				6.8	100.0	53.8	46.2
1995	42.9	22.7	26.3	1.3		2.9		4.0	100.0	46.7	53.3
1998	38.9	16.1	15.2	1.6		2.4	22.7	3.2	100.0	n.a.	n.a.
	*Seats Won*
1950	42	11	20					2	75
1953	50	8	15					2	75
1956	49	8	16					2	75
1957	20	18	24		11			2	75
1960	25	20	26		4			3	78
1963	26	20	26		1			5	78
1966	26	20	27		1			4	78
1969	31	19	26		1			1	78
1972	33	21	26					2	82
1974	11	30	39					2	82
1977	23	24	35						82
1980	25	22	35						82
1983	32	8	41					1	82
1986	30	10	49						89
1989	54	9	26						89
1992	54	9	26						89
1998	44	9	23				11	2	89

1998 Queensland Election

1998 Queensland Election

Gerard Newman Statistics Group 8 December 1998

Gerard Newman
Statistics Group
8 December 1998