2020 Brisbane City Council election

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2020 Brisbane City Council election
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  2016 28 March 2020 (2020-03-28) 2024  
 First partySecond partyThird party
  Lord Mayor Portraits 13 04 2019676CROP (cropped).jpg Labor Placeholder.png Kath Angus portrait (cropped).jpeg
Candidate Adrian Schrinner Pat CondrenKath Angus
Party Liberal National Labor Greens
Leader since31 March 2019
Popular vote292,895189,83294,481
Percentage47.7%30.9%15.4%
SwingDecrease2.svg 5.1ppDecrease2.svg 1.1ppIncrease2.svg 5.0pp
TPP 56.3%43.7%
TPP swingDecrease2.svg 3.0ppIncrease2.svg 3.0pp

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2020 Brisbane mayoral election two-candidate-preferred results map by ward.svg

Lord Mayor of Brisbane before election

Adrian Schrinner
Liberal National

Subsequent Lord Mayor

Adrian Schrinner
Liberal National


All 26 wards on the City Council
13 wards needed for a majority
PartyLeaderVote %Seats+/–
Liberal National Adrian Schrinner 45.88190
Labor Jared Cassidy 32.8750
Greens Kath Angus17.8410
Independents 3.2510
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
2020 Brisbane City Council election first-preference results map by ward.svg
2020 Brisbane City Council election two-candidate-preferred results map by ward.svg

The 2020 Brisbane City Council election was held on 28 March 2020 to elect a lord mayor and 26 councillors to the City of Brisbane. The election was held as part of the statewide local government elections in Queensland, Australia. [1]

Contents

The election resulted in the re-election of the Liberal National Party under Adrian Schrinner as Lord Mayor and the Liberal National Party with a majority council. It was a fourth consecutive landslide for the party.

In the Lord Mayoral election, Adrian Schrinner and the Liberal National Party was declared the winner after defeating Pat Condren and the Labor Party on a two-party-preferred basis - 56.3% to 43.7%.

In the ward elections, there were no changes to the representation of the 26 wards, with the Liberal National Party retaining the 19 wards they previously held, the Labor Party retaining the 5 wards they previously held, along with the Greens and Independents each retaining their single wards.

Pendulum

Liberal National wards (19)
Marginal
Doboy Lisa AtwoodLNP0.03%
Northgate Adam AllanLNP1.6%
Coorparoo Fiona CunninghamLNP3.1%
Holland Park Krista AdamsLNP4.4%
The Gap Steven ToomeyLNP4.7%
Enoggera Andrew WinesLNP5.0%
Paddington Peter MaticLNP5.8% v GRN
Fairly safe
Marchant Fiona HammondLNP7.9%
Central Vicki HowardLNP8.2%
Runcorn Kim MarxLNP8.6%
Safe
Bracken Ridge Sandy LandersLNP10.6%
Calamvale Angela OwenLNP14.7%
MacGregor Steven HuangLNP14.9%
McDowall Tracy Davis LNP15.2%
Walter Taylor James MackayLNP15.7% v GRN
Very safe
Jamboree Sarah HuttonLNP18.0%
Pullenvale Greg AdermannLNP18.1% v GRN
Chandler Ryan MurphyLNP18.3%
Hamilton David McLachlanLNP20.5%
Labor wards (5)
Marginal
Deagon Jared Cassidy ALP2.9%
Forest Lake Charles StrunkALP5.4%
Morningside Kara Cook ALP5.9%
Safe
Wynnum Manly Peter CummingALP11.7%
Moorooka Steve GriffithsALP14.5%
Crossbench wards (2)
Fairly safe
The Gabba Jonathan Sri GRN12.0% v LNP
Very safe
Tennyson Nicole JohnstonIND23.7% v LNP

Results

Mayor

First-preference results map by ward 2020 Brisbane mayoral election first-preference results map by ward.svg
First-preference results map by ward
Two-candidate-preferred results map by ward 2020 Brisbane mayoral election two-candidate-preferred results map by ward.svg
Two-candidate-preferred results map by ward
2020 Queensland mayoral elections: Brisbane [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal National Adrian Schrinner292,89547.74−5.64
Labor Pat Condren189,83230.94−1.02
Greens Kath Angus94,48115.40+5.0
Animal Justice Karagh-Mae Kelly19,0223.10+3.10
Civil Liberties & Motorists Jeff Hodges5,5020.90−1.20
Independent Frank Jordan4,0080.65+0.65
Independent John Dobinson3,4610.56+0.56
Independent Ben Gorringe2,2700.37+0.37
Independent Jarrod Wirth2,0650.34−0.16
Total formal votes613,536
Informal votes16,425
Turnout 629,961
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal National Adrian Schrinner306,90556.32−2.99
Labor Pat Condren237,98843.68+2.99
Liberal National hold Swing −2.99
Lord Mayoral popular vote
LNP
47.7%
Labor
30.9%
Greens
15.4%
Others
6.0%
Ward popular vote
LNP
45.9%
Labor
32.9%
Greens
17.8%
Others
3.4%
Council Wards
LNP
73.1%
Labor
19.2%
Greens
3.8%
Others
3.8%

Wards

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First-preference results map by ward
Two-candidate-preferred results map by ward 2020 Brisbane City Council election two-candidate-preferred results map by ward.svg
Two-candidate-preferred results map by ward
2020 Queensland local elections: Brisbane
PartyVotes %SwingSeatsChange
  Liberal National 279,79345.9−3.919Steady2.svg
  Labor 200,42832.9−0.35Steady2.svg
  Greens 108,75917.8+3.31Steady2.svg
  Independent 19,7903.2+1.21Steady2.svg
  Motorists 5860.1+0.10Steady2.svg
  Animal Justice 4280.1+0.10Steady2.svg
PartyWards (Total 26 Wards)
Liberal National 1919
 
Labor 55
 
Greens 11
 
Independent 11
 
Ward totals [3] [4]
WardPartyCouncillor Two-party-preferred results [3] [4]
PartyCandidate%ResultMarginSwing
Bracken Ridge LNP Sandy Landers LNP Sandy Landers54.2 LNP hold4.2-6.4
Labor Cath Palmer45.8
Calamvale LNP Angela Owen LNP Angela Owen52.2 LNP hold2.2-12.1
Labor James Martin47.8
Central LNP Vicki Howard LNP Vicki Howard57.8 LNP hold7.8-0.4
Greens Trina Massey42.2
Chandler LNP Ryan Murphy LNP Ryan Murphy68.3 LNP hold18.3-3.8
Labor Penny O'Neill31.7
Coorparoo LNP Fiona Cunningham LNP Fiona Cunningham55.7 LNP hold5.7+2.6
Greens Sally Dillon44.3
Deagon Labor Jared Cassidy Labor Jared Cassidy 61.5 Labor hold11.5+8.6
LNP Kimberley Washington38.5
Doboy LNP Lisa Atwood LNP Lisa Atwood54.7 LNP hold4.7+9.6
Labor Jo Culshaw45.3
Enoggera LNP Andrew Wines LNP Andrew Wines51.8 LNP hold1.8-3.2
Labor Jonty Bush 48.2
Forest Lake Labor Charles Strunk Labor Charles Strunk63.4 Labor hold13.4+7.9
LNP Roger Hooper36.6
Hamilton LNP David McLachlan LNP David McLachlan70.5 LNP hold20.5+0.6
Labor Leah Malzard29.5
Holland Park LNP Krista Adams LNP Krista Adams54.7 LNP hold4.7+0.3
Labor Karleigh Auguston45.3
Jamboree LNP Sarah Hutton LNP Sarah Hutton59.3 LNP hold9.3-8.7
Labor Rachel Hoppe40.7
MacGregor LNP Steven Huang LNP Steven Huang64.1 LNP hold14.1-0.8
Labor Trent McTiernan35.9
Marchant LNP Fiona Hammond LNP Fiona Hammond55.0 LNP hold5.0-2.9
Labor Susan Lynch45.0
McDowall LNP Tracy Davis LNP Tracy Davis 63.5 LNP hold13.5-1.7
Labor Liam Culverhouse36.5
Moorooka Labor Steve Griffiths Labor Steve Griffiths69.5 Labor hold19.5+5.0
LNP Warren Craze30.5
Morningside Labor Kara Cook Labor Kara Cook 59.7 Labor hold9.7+3.8
LNP Toby Moore40.3
Northgate LNP Adam Allan LNP Adam Allan51.9 LNP hold1.9+0.3
Labor Reg Neil48.1
Paddington LNP Peter Matic LNP Peter Matic50.7 LNP hold0.7-5.1
Greens Donna Burns49.3
Pullenvale LNP Greg Adermann LNP Greg Adermann59.9 LNP hold9.9-8.2
Greens Charles Druckmann40.1
Runcorn LNP Kim Marx LNP Kim Marx58.3 LNP hold8.3-0.3
Labor John Prescott41.7
Tennyson Independent Nicole Johnston Independent Nicole Johnston73.4 Independent hold23.4+0.4
LNP Maurice Lane26.6
The Gabba Greens Jonathan Sri Greens Jonathan Sri 62.3 Greens hold12.3+5.3
LNP Nathaniel Jones37.7
The Gap LNP Steven Toomey LNP Steven Toomey57.1 LNP hold7.1+2.4
Labor Daniel Bevis42.9
Walter Taylor LNP James Mackay LNP James Mackay53.9 LNP hold3.9-11.8
Greens Michaela Sargent46.1
Wynnum Manly Labor Peter Cumming Labor Peter Cumming61.4 Labor hold11.4-0.3
LNP Megan Piccardi38.6

See also

References

  1. Green, Antony. "Election Preview - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)". ABC News. Retrieved 28 March 2020.
  2. "Lord Mayor - Brisbane City Council 2020 Election Results | ECQ (Electoral Commission of Queensland)". ECQ (Electoral Commission of Queensland). Retrieved 28 March 2020.
  3. 1 2 "Brisbane City Council 2020 Election Results | ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)". ABC News. Archived from the original on 28 March 2020. Retrieved 28 March 2020.
  4. 1 2 "Brisbane City Council 2020 Election Results | ECQ (Electoral Commission of Queensland)". ECQ (Electoral Commission of Queensland). Retrieved 28 March 2020.