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Candidates of the 2024 Queensland state election

The candidates of the 2024 Queensland state election vary and cover all ninety-three electorates in all of the state's regions.

Candidates

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Crisafulli began announcing LNP candidates 18 months prior to the election, making the LNP the first party to formally endorse candidates for the election.[1] The LNP announced several other candidates afterwards. The second party to formally endorse a candidate was Katter's Australian Party (KAP), announcing Bruce Logan as their candidate for the Far North Queensland seat of Cook on 6 October 2023. [2] Logan would later withdraw from the race, citing family issues and property damage arising from Cyclone Jasper.[3]

Electorate Held by Labor candidate[4] LNP candidate[5] Greens candidate[6] One Nation candidate[7] KAP candidate Other candidates[8]
Algester Labor Leeanne Enoch Rhys Bosley (Ind. KAP)
Aspley Labor Bart Mellish Amanda Cooper[9]
Bancroft Labor Chris Whiting
Barron River Labor Craig Crawford Bree James[10] Peter Eicens[11]
Bonney LNP Sam O'Connor Scott Philip[12]
Broadwater LNP Tamika Hicks David Crisafulli Steven Whitehead[13]
Buderim LNP Brent Mickelberg Shaun Sandow (LCQ)
Bulimba Labor Di Farmer Linda Barry[14]
Bundaberg Labor Tom Smith Bree Watson[15] Ian Zunker (LCQ)
Bundamba Labor Lance McCallum
Burdekin LNP Anne Baker[16] Dale Last Andrew Elborne
Burleigh LNP Claire Carlin Hermann Vorster[17] Hunter Grove-McGrath[18] Jason Gann (LCQ)
Burnett LNP Stephen Bennett Arno Blank[19]
Cairns Labor Michael Healy Yolonde Entsch[1] Geena Court[20]
Callide LNP Bryson Head
Caloundra Labor Jason Hunt Kendall Morton[21] Adam Benjamin (LCQ)
Capalaba Labor Don Brown
Chatsworth LNP Lisa O’Donnell Steve Minnikin
Clayfield LNP Tim Nicholls Jaimyn Mayer[22]
Condamine LNP Pat Weir
Cook Labor Cynthia Lui David Kempton[23] Peter Campion[24] Duane Amos[25]
Coomera LNP Chris Johnson[26] Michael Crandon Suzette Luyken (LCQ)
Cooper Labor Jonty Bush Katinka Winston-Allom[27]
Currumbin LNP Nathan Fleury Laura Gerber Braden Smith[28]
Everton LNP Tim Mander Brent McDowall[29]
Ferny Grove Labor Mark Furner Nelson Savanh[30] Elizabeth McAulay[31]
Gaven Labor Meaghan Scanlon Bianca Stone[32] Sandy Roach[33] Nell Porter (LCQ)
Gladstone Labor Glenn Butcher Andrew Jackson[34]
Glass House LNP Andrew Powell Tim Hallcroft (LCQ)
Greenslopes Labor Joe Kelly Andrew Newbold Rebecca White[35]
Gregory LNP Sean Dillon[36]
Gympie LNP Lachlan Anderson Tony Perrett Katy McCallum[37]
Hervey Bay Labor Adrian Tantari David Lee[38] Quinn Hendry Jeff Knipe (LCQ)
Hill KAP Cameron McCollum Brenda Turner[39] Shane Knuth
Hinchinbrook KAP Ric Daubert[40] Nick Dametto
Inala Labor Margie Nightingale
Ipswich Labor Jennifer Howard
Ipswich West LNP Wendy Bourne[41] Darren Zanow Mark Delaney
Jordan Labor Charis Mullen
Kawana LNP Jarrod Bleijie
Keppel Labor Brittany Lauga Nigel Hutton[42] James Ashby[43]
Kurwongbah Labor Shane King Tanya McKewen
Lockyer LNP Jim McDonald Corey West[44]
Logan Labor Linus Power Brettlyn Neal[45] Meredith Brisk (LCQ)
Lytton Labor Joan Pease David White
Macalister Labor Melissa McMahon Rob Van Manen
Mackay Labor Julieanne Gilbert Nigel Dalton [46] Kylee Stanton[47]
Maiwar Greens Susan Irvine Natasha Winters[48] Michael Berkman
Mansfield Labor Corrine McMillan Pinky Singh[49]
Maroochydore LNP Naomi McQueen Fiona Simpson Kyle Haley[50]
Maryborough Labor Bruce Saunders John Barounis[51] Taryn Gillard
McConnel Labor Grace Grace Christien Duffey Holstein Wong[52]
Mermaid Beach LNP Ray Stevens
Miller Labor Mark Bailey Liam Flenady[53]
Mirani One Nation Glen Kelly[54] Stephen Andrew
Moggill LNP Eric Richman[55] Christian Rowan Andrew Kidd[56]
Morayfield Labor Mark Ryan
Mount Ommaney Labor Jessica Pugh Lisa Baillie
Mudgeeraba LNP Sophie Lynch Ros Bates
Mulgrave Labor Curtis Pitt Michael McInnes[57] Yodie Batzke (Ind.) [58]
Mundingburra Labor Les Walker Janelle Poole[59] Robyn Fitzgerald[60] Michael Pugh[61]
Murrumba Labor Steven Miles Deklan Green[62] David Zaloudek (LCQ)
Scott Donovan (Ind. DLP)[63]
Nanango LNP Deb Frecklington Adam Maslen[64]
Nicklin Labor Robert Skelton Marty Hunt[65] Melody Lindsay (LCQ)
Ninderry LNP Jo Justo[66] Dan Purdie Tim Nixon (LCQ)
Noosa Independent Mark Denham Clare Stewart[67] Sandy Bolton
Nudgee Labor Leanne Linard
Oodgeroo LNP Amanda Stoker[68]
Pine Rivers Labor Nikki Boyd Dean Clements[69]
Pumicestone Labor Ali King Ariana Doolan[9] Samuel Beaton[70] Rosie Doolan (LCQ)
Redcliffe Labor Kassandra Hall[71] Kerri-Anne Dooley[72] Will Simon
Redlands Labor Kim Richards Rebecca Young[1] Suzanne Spierenburg (LCQ)
Rockhampton Labor Craig Marshall[73] Donna Kirkland[74] David Bond[75] Margaret Strelow (Ind.)[76]
Sandgate Labor Bisma Asif[77] Rachel Kennedy Chris Simpson (Ind. Dem)[78]

Brett Finnis (Ind)[79]

Scenic Rim LNP Jon Krause Wayne Ziebarth[80]
South Brisbane Greens Barbara O'Shea[81] Amy MacMahon
Southern Downs LNP James Lister Liz Suduk[82]
Southport LNP Rob Molhoek David Vaughan[83]
Springwood Labor Mick de Brenni Susanna Damianopoulos[84] Glen Cookson[85]
Stafford Labor Jimmy Sullivan Fiona Hammond[86]
Stretton Labor James Martin
Surfers Paradise LNP John-Paul Langbroek Mark Jaric[87]
Theodore LNP Rita Anwari Mark Boothman
Thuringowa Labor Aaron Harper Natalie Marr[1] Matthew Millar[88] Natasha Lane (Ind.)[89]
Toohey Labor Peter Russo Taylor Hull Melissa McArdle[90]
Toowoomba North LNP Trevor Watts
Toowoomba South LNP Susan Krause David Janetzki
Townsville Labor Scott Stewart Adam Baillie[91] Margie Ryder[92] Wesley Newman (Ind.)[93]
Traeger KAP Robbie Katter
Warrego LNP Ann Leahy
Waterford Labor Shannon Fentiman
Whitsunday LNP Amanda Camm Julie Hall[94] Ben Gauci (LCQ)
Woodridge Labor Cameron Dick

Disendorsements and resignations

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Date Party Candidate Seat Details
8 February Katter's Australian Bruce Logan Cook Withdrew candidacy citing family issues and property damage arising from Cyclone Jasper.[95]
30 April Katter's Australian Clynton Hawks Thuringowa Disendorsed in "honourable agreement" as the party seeks to endorse a better candidate for Thuringowa.[96]

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