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General News

14 October, 2024

Queensland state election looming

With nominations for the 2024 Queensland Election closing last Wednesday, candidates have begun the campaign trail for the Condamine and Southern Downs electorates.


Incumbent MP Pat Weir (right) made an appearance in Pittsworth recently, appearing at the Pittsworth & District Men's Shed 10th anniversary celebrations.
Incumbent MP Pat Weir (right) made an appearance in Pittsworth recently, appearing at the Pittsworth & District Men's Shed 10th anniversary celebrations.

The candidates are:

Condamine

Pat Weir (LNP) (incumbent)

Ben Whibley-Faulkner (Labor)

Ellisa Parker (Greens)

Alan Hughes (Family First Party)

Clay Harland (One Nation)

Southern Downs

James Lister (LNP) (incumbent)

Greg Johnson (Labor)

David Newport (Greens)

Liz Suduk (One Nation)

Melinda Keller (Family First Party)

At the last election in 2020, Condamine saw candidates from the LNP, Labor, Greens, One Nation and United Australia parties while the Southern Downs has candidates from the LNP, Labor, Greens, One nation, Shooters, Fishers, Farmers and Legalise Cannabis parties.

PRE-POLLING

Pre-polling centres will be open 8am to 6pm from Monday, 14 October to Friday, 18 October and from Monday, 21 October to Friday, 25 October.

Election Day is Saturday, 26 October.

Unlike the local government elections earlier this year, there is no requirement to cast your vote in the electorate you live in.

Pre-polling will be available at:

Pittsworth Early Voting Centre: St Andrew’s Anglican Church Hall, 18 Murray Street (cnr 30 Hume Street), Pittsworth

Returning Officer Condamine: 40 Sowden Street, Drayton

Returning Officer Toowoomba South and  North: 102-104 Hill Street, Newtown

Newtown Early Voting Centre: 485-487 Tor Street, Newtown

South Toowoomba Early Voting Centre: 2 Lawrence Street, South Toowoomba

On election day, there will be polling booths in Pittsworth, Millmerran, Southbrook, Cecil Plains, Mount Tyson and Biddeston.

For more information on the upcoming election, visit the Electoral Commission Queensland website.

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