In Queensland in this election, there were two "turn-overs"—the Australian Greens took two seats where the Greens candidate was not leading in the first count. These took place in Brisbane and Ryan.
Unlike other states, the Coalition had a higher number of seats and a higher two-party-preferred vote (as well a higher first-preference vote) in Queensland than Labor. Queensland is a conservative state federally (despite having an incumbent Labor government) and Labor has only won Queensland's two-party-preferred vote in three of the 21 federal elections since 1949: 1951, 1990 and 2007.[31] In 2007, the Labor Party had a leader from Queensland, Kevin Rudd. Labor did, however, increase both its first-preference vote and its two-party-preferred vote statewide.
While the LNP's primary vote decreased and Labor's slightly increased, Labor still had a lower primary vote in Queensland than any other state or territory except Tasmania.
The fact that the Coalition won more seats in Queensland than Labor is due to the fact that Queensland, unlike most other states, has more people outside its state capital (Brisbane) than inside it, despite Brisbane being by far the largest city in Queensland. The Coalition is dominant in regional Australia (particularly regional New South Wales and Queensland) and the outer-suburbs, while Labor is dominant in the inner-city.
Despite Queensland being generally more conservative than other states, the Greens managed to win three inner-city seats in Brisbane: two from the LNP (Brisbane and Ryan) and one from Labor (Griffith). However, these were the only seats that changed hands. Notably, there were also no teal independents that ran in any Queensland seats, unlike most other states (i.e New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, Tasmania and the Australian Capital Territory).
Regional Queensland on the other hand remained unchanged. The LNP still holds every Queensland seat outside Brisbane except Kennedy, which is held by Bob Katter, the founder of the conservative Katter's Australian Party (KAP).
^Blair, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Bonner, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Bowman, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Brisbane, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Capricornia, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Dawson, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Dickson, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Fadden, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Fairfax, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Fisher, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Flynn, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Forde, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Griffith, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Groom, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Herbert, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Hinkler, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Kennedy, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Leichhardt, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Lilley, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Longman, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Maranoa, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^McPherson, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Moncrieff, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Moreton, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Oxley, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Petrie, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Rankin, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Ryan, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Wide Bay, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^Wright, QLD, 2022 Tally Room, Australian Electoral Commission.
^"House of Representatives - Two party preferred results 1949 - present".
January 01, 1970
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This is a list of electoral division results for the 2022 Australian federal election in the state of Queensland 2022 Australian federal election Queensland 2019 21 May 2022All 30 Queensland seats in the Australian House of Representativesand 6 seats in the Australian Senate First party Second party Leader Scott Morrison Anthony Albanese Party Liberal National coalition Labor Last election 23 seats 6 seats Seats won 21 seats 5 seats Seat change 2 1 Popular vote 1 172 515 811 069 Percentage 39 64 27 42 Swing 4 06 0 74 TPP 54 05 45 95 TPP swing 4 39 4 39 Third party Fourth party Leader Adam Bandt Bob Katter Party Greens Katter s Australian Last election 0 seats 1 seat Seats won 3 seats 1 seat Seat change 3 Popular vote 382 900 55 863 Percentage 12 94 1 89 Swing 2 62 0 58Results by division for the House of Representatives shaded by winning party s margin of victory This election was held using instant runoff voting In Queensland in this election there were two turn overs the Australian Greens took two seats where the Greens candidate was not leading in the first count These took place in Brisbane and Ryan Contents 1 Overall results 2 Results by division 2 1 Blair 2 2 Bonner 2 3 Bowman 2 4 Brisbane 2 5 Capricornia 2 6 Dawson 2 7 Dickson 2 8 Fadden 2 9 Fairfax 2 10 Fisher 2 11 Flynn 2 12 Forde 2 13 Griffith 2 14 Groom 2 15 Herbert 2 16 Hinkler 2 17 Kennedy 2 18 Leichhardt 2 19 Lilley 2 20 Longman 2 21 Maranoa 2 22 McPherson 2 23 Moncrieff 2 24 Moreton 2 25 Oxley 2 26 Petrie 2 27 Rankin 2 28 Ryan 2 29 Wide Bay 2 30 Wright 3 Analysis 4 ReferencesOverall results editHouse of Representatives IRV Turnout 88 16 CV Party Votes Swing pp Seats Change seats Liberal National Party Qld 1 172 515 39 64 4 06 21 nbsp 2 Australian Labor Party 811 069 27 42 0 74 5 nbsp 1 Australian Greens 382 900 12 94 2 62 3 nbsp 3 Pauline Hanson s One Nation 221 640 7 49 1 37 0 nbsp United Australia Party 149 255 5 05 1 54 0 nbsp Katter s Australian Party 55 863 1 89 0 58 1 nbsp Liberal Democratic Party 28 737 0 97 0 52 0 nbsp Animal Justice Party 24 813 0 84 0 40 0 nbsp Informed Medical Options Party 10 894 0 37 0 37 0 nbsp Australian Federation Party 8 195 0 28 0 28 0 nbsp The Great Australian Party 7 775 0 26 0 26 0 nbsp Legalise Cannabis 6 025 0 20 0 20 0 nbsp Australian Values Party 5 470 0 18 0 18 0 nbsp Socialist Alliance 3 729 0 13 0 08 0 nbsp Shooters Fishers and Farmers Party 3 695 0 12 0 12 0 nbsp TNL 1 971 0 07 0 07 0 nbsp Fusion 930 0 03 0 03 0 nbsp Australian Progressives 606 0 02 0 01 0 nbsp Independent 61 944 2 09 0 82 0 nbsp Total 2 958 026 100 00 30 nbsp Invalid blank votes 128 732 4 17 0 78 Turnout 3 086 758 88 16 3 06 Registered voters 3 501 287 Two party preferred vote Liberal National 1 598 802 54 05 4 39 Labor 1 359 224 45 95 4 39 Source AEC for both votes and seatsResults by division editBlair edit 2022 Australian federal election Blair 1 Party Candidate Votes Labor Shayne Neumann 36 494 35 01 3 75 Liberal National Sam Biggins 30 122 28 89 0 14 Greens Danielle Mutton 13 113 12 58 3 90 One Nation Liz Suduk 10 419 9 99 6 81 United Australia Quinton Cunningham 6 353 6 09 2 69 Liberal Democrats Michelle Jaques 3 080 2 95 2 95 Animal Justice Angela Lowery 2 563 2 46 2 46 Australian Values Maria Pitman 2 103 2 02 2 02 Total formal votes 104 247 94 70 2 19 Informal votes 5 832 5 30 2 19 Turnout 110 079 87 11 4 23 Two party preferred result Labor Shayne Neumann 57 575 55 23 4 02 Liberal National Sam Biggins 46 672 44 77 4 02 Labor hold Swing 4 02 Bonner edit 2022 Australian federal election Bonner 2 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Ross Vasta 43 191 44 82 4 67 Labor Tabatha Young 28 491 29 56 1 54 Greens Bernard Lakey 16 144 16 75 5 06 One Nation Amanda Neil 5 371 5 57 1 57 United Australia Serge Diklich 3 177 3 30 0 76 Total formal votes 96 374 97 50 0 43 Informal votes 2 467 2 50 0 43 Turnout 98 841 90 57 2 19 Two party preferred result Liberal National Ross Vasta 51 471 53 41 4 00 Labor Tabatha Young 44 903 46 59 4 00 Liberal National hold Swing 4 00 Bowman edit 2022 Australian federal election Bowman 3 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Henry Pike 43 088 42 37 6 30 Labor Donisha Duff 29 694 29 20 2 61 Greens Ian Mazlin 13 241 13 02 1 03 One Nation Walter Todd 7 825 7 69 0 39 United Australia Mary Jane Stevens 6 601 6 49 2 89 TNL Phil Johnson 1 243 1 22 1 22 Total formal votes 101 692 97 09 0 49 Informal votes 3 045 2 91 0 49 Turnout 104 737 90 51 2 53 Two party preferred result Liberal National Henry Pike 56 447 55 51 4 73 Labor Donisha Duff 45 245 44 49 4 73 Liberal National hold Swing 4 73 Brisbane edit 2022 Australian federal election Brisbane 4 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Trevor Evans 41 032 37 71 10 13 Labor Madonna Jarrett 29 652 27 25 2 76 Greens Stephen Bates 29 641 27 24 4 87 One Nation Trevor Hold 2 429 2 23 0 26 Animal Justice Tiana Kennedy 2 135 1 96 1 96 United Australia Justin Knudson 2 102 1 93 0 54 Liberal Democrats Anthony Bull 1 807 1 66 1 66 Total formal votes 108 798 97 92 0 44 Informal votes 2 312 2 08 0 44 Turnout 111 110 88 74 1 77 Notional two party preferred count Labor Madonna Jarrett 59 183 54 40 9 32 Liberal National Trevor Evans 49 615 45 60 9 32 Two candidate preferred result Greens Stephen Bates 58 460 53 73 53 73 Liberal National Trevor Evans 50 338 46 27 8 65 Greens gain from Liberal National Capricornia edit 2022 Australian federal election Capricornia 5 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Michelle Landry 35 613 39 44 1 21 Labor Russell Robertson 25 330 28 05 4 31 One Nation Kylee Stanton 13 179 14 60 2 38 Greens Mick Jones 5 302 5 87 1 03 United Australia Nathan Harding 3 555 3 94 0 29 Independent Ken Murray 3 048 3 38 0 89 Great Australian Zteven Whitty 1 747 1 93 1 93 Liberal Democrats Steve Murphy 1 392 1 54 1 54 Informed Medical Options Paula Ganfield 1 126 1 25 1 25 Total formal votes 90 292 93 86 0 19 Informal votes 5 904 6 14 0 19 Turnout 96 196 88 60 3 98 Two party preferred result Liberal National Michelle Landry 51 096 56 59 5 76 Labor Russell Robertson 39 196 43 41 5 76 Liberal National hold Swing 5 76 Dawson edit 2022 Australian federal election Dawson 6 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Andrew Willcox 40 109 43 33 0 38 Labor Shane Hamilton 22 650 24 47 4 19 One Nation Julie Hall 12 289 13 27 0 18 Greens Paula Creen 6 675 7 21 2 70 Katter s Australian Ciaron Paterson 5 189 5 61 0 71 United Australia Christian Young 3 713 4 01 0 89 Great Australian Jim Jackson 1 948 2 10 2 10 Total formal votes 92 573 95 86 2 87 Informal votes 4 001 4 14 2 87 Turnout 96 574 87 49 3 30 Two party preferred result Liberal National Andrew Willcox 55 930 60 42 4 19 Labor Shane Hamilton 36 643 39 58 4 19 Liberal National hold Swing 4 19 The sitting member George Christensen was elected as a Liberal National but resigned from the party in 2022 subsequently joining One Nation and contested a Senate seat Dickson edit 2022 Australian federal election Dickson 7 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Peter Dutton 41 657 42 07 3 86 Labor Ali France 31 396 31 70 0 37 Greens Vinnie Batten 12 871 13 00 3 02 One Nation Tamera Gibson 5 312 5 36 0 18 United Australia Alina Ward 2 717 2 74 0 50 Independent Alan Buchbach 2 222 2 24 2 24 Independent Thor Prohaska 1 618 1 63 0 74 Liberal Democrats Lloyd Russell 1 236 1 25 1 25 Total formal votes 99 029 96 12 0 48 Informal votes 3 996 3 88 0 48 Turnout 103 025 91 35 2 32 Two party preferred result Liberal National Peter Dutton 51 196 51 70 2 94 Labor Ali France 47 833 48 30 2 94 Liberal National hold Swing 2 94 Fadden edit 2022 Australian federal election Fadden 8 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Stuart Robert 47 190 44 62 4 10 Labor Letitia Del Fabbro 23 638 22 35 0 16 Greens Sally Spain 11 353 10 73 1 73 One Nation Sandy Roach 9 177 8 68 0 11 United Australia Nathan O Brien 7 014 6 63 1 52 Independent Stewart Brooker 4 407 4 17 4 17 Liberal Democrats Alex Forbes 2 992 2 83 1 69 Total formal votes 105 771 95 69 0 60 Informal votes 4 760 4 31 0 60 Turnout 110 531 86 54 3 09 Two party preferred result Liberal National Stuart Robert 64 126 60 63 3 55 Labor Letitia Del Fabbro 41 645 39 37 3 55 Liberal National hold Swing 3 55 Fairfax edit 2022 Australian federal election Fairfax 9 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Ted O Brien 46 551 44 91 4 71 Labor Sue Ferguson 22 662 21 86 0 38 Greens Sue Etheridge 13 862 13 37 0 78 One Nation Nikki Civitarese 6 798 6 56 1 29 United Australia Lisa Khoury 6 132 5 92 2 86 Animal Justice Tash Poole 2 182 2 10 2 10 Informed Medical Options Wendy Hazelton 1 997 1 93 1 93 Independent Barry Smith 1 423 1 37 1 37 Great Australian Craig White 1 319 1 27 1 27 Independent Sinim Australie 733 0 71 0 64 Total formal votes 103 659 94 47 0 90 Informal votes 6 066 5 53 0 90 Turnout 109 725 88 99 2 45 Two party preferred result Liberal National Ted O Brien 61 108 58 95 4 49 Labor Sue Ferguson 42 551 41 05 4 49 Liberal National hold Swing 4 49 Fisher edit 2022 Australian federal election Fisher 10 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Andrew Wallace 48 013 44 25 5 79 Labor Judene Andrews 25 313 23 33 1 11 Greens Renay Wells 14 981 13 81 1 40 One Nation Sam Schriever 10 102 9 31 0 63 United Australia Tony Moore 7 355 6 78 3 32 Animal Justice Vickie Breckenridge 2 730 2 52 2 52 Total formal votes 108 494 96 85 1 65 Informal votes 3 530 3 15 1 65 Turnout 112 024 89 07 2 89 Two party preferred result Liberal National Andrew Wallace 63 656 58 67 4 03 Labor Judene Andrews 44 838 41 33 4 03 Liberal National hold Swing 4 03 Flynn edit 2022 Australian federal election Flynn 11 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Colin Boyce 34 046 36 88 1 01 Labor Matt Burnett 30 948 33 53 4 88 One Nation Sharon Lohse 11 287 12 23 7 37 United Australia Tanya Wieden 6 266 6 79 2 54 Greens Paul Bambrick 4 007 4 34 1 27 Independent Duncan Scott 3 745 4 06 2 51 Great Australian Carla Svendsen 2 012 2 18 2 18 Total formal votes 92 311 96 17 1 98 Informal votes 3 672 3 83 1 98 Turnout 95 983 88 07 4 08 Two party preferred result Liberal National Colin Boyce 49 682 53 82 4 84 Labor Matt Burnett 42 629 46 18 4 84 Liberal National hold Swing 4 84 Forde edit 2022 Australian federal election Forde 12 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Bert van Manen 34 920 36 91 6 59 Labor Rowan Holzberger 26 497 28 01 1 50 Greens Jordan Hall 9 319 9 85 1 12 One Nation Seschelle Matterson 7 578 8 01 3 80 United Australia Roxanne O Halloran 7 485 7 91 3 87 Independent Christopher Greaves 2 973 3 14 3 14 Liberal Democrats Tobby Sutherland 2 668 2 82 2 82 Animal Justice Linda McCarthy 2 444 2 58 2 58 TNL Samuel Holland 728 0 77 0 77 Total formal votes 94 612 93 22 2 14 Informal votes 6 884 6 78 2 14 Turnout 101 496 85 23 4 26 Two party preferred result Liberal National Bert van Manen 51 311 54 23 4 37 Labor Rowan Holzberger 43 301 45 77 4 37 Liberal National hold Swing 4 37 Griffith edit 2022 Australian federal election Griffith 13 Party Candidate Votes Greens Max Chandler Mather 36 771 34 59 10 94 Liberal National Olivia Roberts 32 685 30 74 10 23 Labor Terri Butler 30 769 28 94 2 01 One Nation Shari Ware 3 504 3 30 1 18 United Australia Robert McMullan 2 581 2 43 0 98 Total formal votes 106 310 98 00 0 26 Informal votes 2 169 2 00 0 26 Turnout 108 479 89 45 1 60 Notional two party preferred count Labor Terri Butler 64 923 61 07 8 21 Liberal National Olivia Roberts 41 387 38 93 8 21 Two candidate preferred result Greens Max Chandler Mather 64 271 60 46 60 46 Liberal National Olivia Roberts 42 039 39 54 7 59 Greens gain from Labor Groom edit 2022 Australian federal election Groom 14 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Garth Hamilton 41 971 43 72 9 62 Labor Gen Allpass 17 985 18 73 0 07 One Nation Grant Abraham 9 181 9 56 3 53 Independent Suzie Holt 7 932 8 26 8 26 Independent Kirstie Smolenski 6 858 7 14 7 14 Greens Mickey Berry 5 616 5 85 2 11 United Australia Melissa Bannister 4 922 5 13 1 17 Australian Federation Ryan Otto 1 539 1 60 1 60 Total formal votes 96 004 95 28 1 52 Informal votes 4 758 4 72 1 52 Turnout 100 762 90 88 2 17 Notional two party preferred count Liberal National Garth Hamilton 61 610 64 17 6 31 Labor Gen Allpass 34 394 35 83 6 31 Two candidate preferred result Liberal National Garth Hamilton 54 612 56 89 13 60 Independent Suzie Holt 41 392 43 11 43 11 Liberal National hold Herbert edit 2022 Australian federal election Herbert 15 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Phillip Thompson 43 453 47 01 9 90 Labor John Ring 19 971 21 60 3 85 Greens Scott Humphreys 7 596 8 22 0 91 Katter s Australian Clynton Hawks 6 472 7 00 2 80 One Nation Diane Pepe 4 874 5 27 5 82 Independent Angela Egan 2 983 3 23 3 23 United Australia Greg Dowling 2 383 2 58 3 12 Informed Medical Options Toni McMahon 1 658 1 79 1 79 Animal Justice Toni McCormack 1 359 1 47 0 25 Independent Steven Clare 942 1 02 1 02 Great Australian Larna Ballard 749 0 81 0 81 Total formal votes 92 440 94 23 0 13 Informal votes 5 658 5 77 0 13 Turnout 98 098 85 93 4 13 Two party preferred result Liberal National Phillip Thompson 57 103 61 77 3 41 Labor John Ring 35 337 38 23 3 41 Liberal National hold Swing 3 41 Hinkler edit 2022 Australian federal election Hinkler 16 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Keith Pitt 42 720 42 13 3 90 Labor Jason Scanes 23 634 23 31 0 38 Independent Jack Dempsey 13 236 13 05 13 05 One Nation Zak Menhennett 8 837 8 71 6 09 United Australia Kristie Nash 7 417 7 31 2 93 Greens Andrew McLean 5 562 5 48 1 76 Total formal votes 101 406 96 73 4 55 Informal votes 3 431 3 27 4 55 Turnout 104 837 89 49 3 21 Two party preferred result Liberal National Keith Pitt 60 918 60 07 4 43 Labor Jason Scanes 40 488 39 93 4 43 Liberal National hold Swing 4 43 Kennedy edit 2022 Australian federal election Kennedy 17 Party Candidate Votes Katter s Australian Bob Katter 39 036 41 70 0 74 Liberal National Bryce Macdonald 26 387 28 19 0 71 Labor Jason Brandon 15 033 16 06 0 92 Greens Jennifer Cox 6 013 6 42 1 25 United Australia Peter Campion 4 154 4 44 2 22 Independent Jen Sackley 2 981 3 18 3 18 Total formal votes 93 604 96 72 0 88 Informal votes 3 171 3 28 0 88 Turnout 96 775 84 59 4 51 Notional two party preferred count Liberal National Bryce Macdonald 56 312 60 16 4 35 Labor Jason Brandon 37 292 39 84 4 35 Two candidate preferred result Katter s Australian Bob Katter 59 060 63 10 0 23 Liberal National Bryce Macdonald 34 544 36 90 0 23 Katter s Australian hold Swing 0 23 Leichhardt edit 2022 Australian federal election Leichhardt 18 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Warren Entsch 33 652 36 70 0 89 Labor Elida Faith 25 312 27 60 1 19 Greens Phillip Musumeci 9 143 9 97 0 43 One Nation Geena Court 6 822 7 44 1 39 Katter s Australian Rod Jensen 5 166 5 63 2 52 Socialist Alliance Pat O Shane 3 729 4 07 4 07 United Australia Daniel Hannagan 3 593 3 92 0 05 Informed Medical Options Silvia Mogorovich 1 641 1 79 1 79 Animal Justice Susanne Bayly 1 253 1 37 1 37 Fusion Adam Cropp 930 1 01 1 01 Australian Federation Paul Roe 466 0 51 0 51 Total formal votes 91 707 93 18 0 40 Informal votes 6 715 6 82 0 40 Turnout 98 422 83 97 3 68 Two party preferred result Liberal National Warren Entsch 49 010 53 44 0 73 Labor Elida Faith 42 697 46 56 0 73 Liberal National hold Swing 0 73 Lilley edit 2022 Australian federal election Lilley 19 Party Candidate Votes Labor Anika Wells 41 424 41 84 6 20 Liberal National Vivian Lobo 29 530 29 83 10 95 Greens Melissa Stevens 16 916 17 09 3 08 One Nation Michelle Wilde 4 027 4 07 1 28 United Australia Gerardine Hoogland 3 320 3 35 1 10 Liberal Democrats Daniel Freshwater 2 412 2 44 2 44 Informed Medical Options Stephen McGrath 1 378 1 39 1 39 Total formal votes 99 007 97 30 0 78 Informal votes 2 750 2 70 0 78 Turnout 101 757 90 61 1 54 Two party preferred result Labor Anika Wells 59 941 60 54 9 90 Liberal National Vivian Lobo 39 066 39 46 9 90 Labor hold Swing 9 90 Longman edit 2022 Australian federal election Longman 20 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Terry Young 41 253 38 17 0 42 Labor Rebecca Fanning 34 036 31 50 2 60 One Nation Ross Taylor 8 917 8 25 4 97 Greens Earl Snijders 7 814 7 23 0 52 Legalise Cannabis Nigel Quinlan 6 025 5 58 5 58 United Australia Stefanie Sutherland 5 949 5 51 2 15 Animal Justice Paula Gilbard 2 060 1 91 1 91 Liberal Democrats Jens Lipponer 2 011 1 86 1 86 Total formal votes 108 065 95 01 0 85 Informal votes 5 677 4 99 0 85 Turnout 113 742 88 17 3 99 Two party preferred result Liberal National Terry Young 57 359 53 08 0 20 Labor Rebecca Fanning 50 706 46 92 0 20 Liberal National hold Swing 0 20 Maranoa edit 2022 Australian federal election Maranoa 21 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National David Littleproud 52 382 56 26 0 26 Labor Dave Kerrigan 14 236 15 29 0 26 One Nation Mike Kelly 11 070 11 89 2 73 United Australia Nathan McDonald 6 202 6 66 3 03 Greens Ellisa Parker 4 533 4 87 1 45 Shooters Fishers Farmers Malcolm Richardson 3 695 3 97 3 97 Australian Federation Brett Tunbridge 997 1 07 1 07 Total formal votes 93 115 96 64 0 59 Informal votes 3 234 3 36 0 59 Turnout 96 349 88 39 3 54 Two party preferred result Liberal National David Littleproud 67 153 72 12 3 30 Labor Dave Kerrigan 25 962 27 88 3 30 Liberal National hold Swing 3 30 McPherson edit 2022 Australian federal election McPherson 22 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Karen Andrews 42 288 43 56 4 68 Labor Carl Ungerer 21 354 22 00 0 85 Greens Scott Turner 14 971 15 42 4 43 One Nation Kevin Hargraves 7 013 7 22 1 36 United Australia Joshua Berrigan 6 490 6 69 3 36 Australian Values Andy Cullen 2 310 2 38 2 38 Liberal Democrats Glenn Pyne 2 063 2 12 1 36 Australian Federation Gary Pead 594 0 61 0 61 Total formal votes 97 083 94 58 0 91 Informal votes 5 565 5 42 0 91 Turnout 102 648 87 56 2 84 Two party preferred result Liberal National Karen Andrews 57 605 59 34 2 86 Labor Carl Ungerer 39 478 40 66 2 86 Liberal National hold Swing 2 86 Moncrieff edit 2022 Australian federal election Moncrieff 23 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Angie Bell 45 104 45 94 5 58 Labor Glen Palmer 20 430 20 81 0 75 Greens April Broadbent 11 850 12 07 2 39 One Nation Leeanne Schultz 6 981 7 11 0 67 United Australia Diane Happ 5 482 5 58 1 86 Liberal Democrats Diane Demetre 4 305 4 38 2 42 Animal Justice Sonia Berry Law 2 384 2 43 1 43 Informed Medical Options Timothy Cudmore 997 1 02 1 02 Australian Federation James Tayler 645 0 66 0 66 Total formal votes 98 178 94 22 0 66 Informal votes 6 020 5 78 0 66 Turnout 104 198 85 03 3 17 Two party preferred result Liberal National Angie Bell 60 080 61 19 4 17 Labor Glen Palmer 38 098 38 81 4 17 Liberal National hold Swing 4 17 Moreton edit 2022 Australian federal election Moreton 24 Party Candidate Votes Labor Graham Perrett 34 633 37 42 2 27 Liberal National Steven Huang 30 777 33 25 7 58 Greens Claire Garton 19 250 20 80 4 04 One Nation Neil Swann 3 364 3 63 0 32 United Australia Chelsea Follett 3 064 3 31 1 09 Australian Federation Peter Power 1 468 1 59 1 59 Total formal votes 92 556 97 24 0 24 Informal votes 2 625 2 76 0 24 Turnout 95 181 88 86 2 06 Two party preferred result Labor Graham Perrett 54 690 59 09 7 19 Liberal National Steven Huang 37 866 40 91 7 19 Labor hold Swing 7 19 Oxley edit 2022 Australian federal election Oxley 25 Party Candidate Votes Labor Milton Dick 43 785 45 89 3 36 Liberal National Kyle McMillen 27 385 28 70 5 87 Greens Asha Worsteling 13 595 14 25 2 61 One Nation Dylan Kozlowski 5 568 5 84 0 46 United Australia Timothy Coombes 5 079 5 32 2 70 Total formal votes 95 412 96 38 1 13 Informal votes 3 582 3 62 1 13 Turnout 98 994 87 87 3 33 Two party preferred result Labor Milton Dick 58 768 61 59 5 20 Liberal National Kyle McMillen 36 644 38 41 5 20 Labor hold Swing 5 20 Petrie edit 2022 Australian federal election Petrie 26 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Luke Howarth 46 325 43 49 4 62 Labor Mick Denton 31 972 30 02 0 84 Greens Will Simon 12 169 11 42 2 68 United Australia Kelly Guenoun 5 914 5 55 2 24 One Nation Marcus Mitchell 5 613 5 27 2 25 Animal Justice Chris Cicchitti 2 331 2 19 2 19 Liberal Democrats Anneke Wilson 2 189 2 06 2 06 Total formal votes 106 513 96 46 0 08 Informal votes 3 913 3 54 0 08 Turnout 110 426 88 46 2 84 Two party preferred result Liberal National Luke Howarth 57 981 54 44 3 96 Labor Mick Denton 48 532 45 56 3 96 Liberal National hold Swing 3 96 Rankin edit 2022 Australian federal election Rankin 27 Party Candidate Votes Labor Jim Chalmers 38 596 43 95 2 52 Liberal National Paul Darwen 25 478 29 01 2 34 Greens Neil Cotter 9 394 10 70 1 62 One Nation Glen Cookson 7 006 7 98 0 58 United Australia Jeff Crank 5 064 5 77 2 08 Animal Justice Suzanne Clarke 2 284 2 60 2 60 Total formal votes 87 822 96 11 3 84 Informal votes 3 553 3 89 3 84 Turnout 91 375 84 56 4 26 Two party preferred result Labor Jim Chalmers 51 892 59 09 2 65 Liberal National Paul Darwen 35 930 40 91 2 65 Labor hold Swing 2 65 Ryan edit 2022 Australian federal election Ryan 28 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Julian Simmonds 38 239 38 50 10 11 Greens Elizabeth Watson Brown 30 003 30 21 9 86 Labor Peter Cossar 22 146 22 30 2 13 Liberal Democrats Damian Coory 2 582 2 60 2 60 One Nation Joel Love 2 237 2 25 0 09 United Australia Kathryn Pollard 2 062 2 08 0 55 Animal Justice Jina Lipman 1 088 1 10 0 82 Progressives Janine Rees 606 0 61 0 61 Australian Federation Axel Dancoisne 353 0 36 0 36 Total formal votes 99 316 96 94 0 66 Informal votes 3 140 3 06 0 66 Turnout 102 456 92 04 0 94 Notional two party preferred count Labor Peter Cossar 52 062 52 42 8 45 Liberal National Julian Simmonds 47 254 47 58 8 45 Two candidate preferred result Greens Elizabeth Watson Brown 52 286 52 65 52 65 Liberal National Julian Simmonds 47 030 47 35 8 67 Greens gain from Liberal National Wide Bay edit 2022 Australian federal election Wide Bay 29 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Llew O Brien 41 601 43 47 3 62 Labor Geoff Williams 20 345 21 26 0 49 One Nation Nathan Buckley 9 765 10 20 0 63 Greens Craig Armstrong 9 088 9 50 0 44 United Australia Tracy Bennett 4 406 4 60 0 99 Independent Kelli Jacobi 4 106 4 29 4 29 Independent Tim Jerome 2 737 2 86 1 64 Informed Medical Options Andrea Newland 2 097 2 19 2 19 Australian Values Daniel Williams 1 057 1 10 1 10 Australian Federation John Woodward 501 0 52 0 52 Total formal votes 95 703 93 58 1 68 Informal votes 6 569 6 42 1 68 Turnout 102 272 88 69 2 98 Two party preferred result Liberal National Llew O Brien 58 708 61 34 1 81 Labor Geoff Williams 36 995 38 66 1 81 Liberal National hold Swing 1 81 Wright edit 2022 Australian federal election Wright 30 Party Candidate Votes Liberal National Scott Buchholz 45 753 43 19 1 73 Labor Pam McCreadie 22 643 21 37 2 63 One Nation Keith Hicks 15 095 14 25 0 24 Greens Nicole Thompson 12 107 11 43 4 26 United Australia Cassandra Duffill 8 703 8 22 3 32 Australian Federation Shonna Lee Banasiak 1 632 1 54 1 54 Total formal votes 105 933 96 60 2 68 Informal votes 3 733 3 40 2 68 Turnout 109 666 88 59 3 42 Two party preferred result Liberal National Scott Buchholz 64 506 60 89 3 69 Labor Pam McCreadie 41 427 39 11 3 69 Liberal National hold Swing 3 69Analysis editUnlike other states the Coalition had a higher number of seats and a higher two party preferred vote as well a higher first preference vote in Queensland than Labor Queensland is a conservative state federally despite having an incumbent Labor government and Labor has only won Queensland s two party preferred vote in three of the 21 federal elections since 1949 1951 1990 and 2007 31 In 2007 the Labor Party had a leader from Queensland Kevin Rudd Labor did however increase both its first preference vote and its two party preferred vote statewide While the LNP s primary vote decreased and Labor s slightly increased Labor still had a lower primary vote in Queensland than any other state or territory except Tasmania The fact that the Coalition won more seats in Queensland than Labor is due to the fact that Queensland unlike most other states has more people outside its state capital Brisbane than inside it despite Brisbane being by far the largest city in Queensland The Coalition is dominant in regional Australia particularly regional New South Wales and Queensland and the outer suburbs while Labor is dominant in the inner city Despite Queensland being generally more conservative than other states the Greens managed to win three inner city seats in Brisbane two from the LNP Brisbane and Ryan and one from Labor Griffith However these were the only seats that changed hands Notably there were also no teal independents that ran in any Queensland seats unlike most other states i e New South Wales Victoria Western Australia Tasmania and the Australian Capital Territory Regional Queensland on the other hand remained unchanged The LNP still holds every Queensland seat outside Brisbane except Kennedy which is held by Bob Katter the founder of the conservative Katter s Australian Party KAP One Nation s vote although decreased since the last election was slightly higher than it was at the 2020 Queensland state election at 7 49 References edit Blair QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Bonner QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Bowman QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Brisbane QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Capricornia QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Dawson QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Dickson QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Fadden QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Fairfax QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Fisher QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Flynn QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Forde QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Griffith QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Groom QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Herbert QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Hinkler QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Kennedy QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Leichhardt QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Lilley QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Longman QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Maranoa QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission McPherson QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Moncrieff QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Moreton QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Oxley QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Petrie QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Rankin QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Ryan QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Wide Bay QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission Wright QLD 2022 Tally Room Australian Electoral Commission House of Representatives Two party preferred results 1949 present Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 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