2022 Callide state by-election

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2022 Callide state by-election
Flag of Queensland.svg
  2020 18 June 2022 2024  

The district of Callide in the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
Turnout75.81% Decrease2.svg 14.27
 First partySecond partyThird party
 
Candidate Bryson Head Bronwyn DendleSharon Lohse
Party Liberal National Labor One Nation
Popular vote13,0595,0203,704
Percentage50.33%19.35%14.28%
SwingDecrease2.svg 6.87%Decrease2.svg 6.35%Increase2.svg 14.28%
2PP 71.73%28.27%
2PP swingIncrease2.svg 5.90%Decrease2.svg 5.90%

ECQ-2017-Final-Callide.pdf
Map of the Electoral district of Callide since the 2017 state election

MP before election

Colin Boyce
Liberal National

Elected MP

Bryson Head
Liberal National

A by-election was held on 18 June 2022 for the Queensland Legislative Assembly seat of Callide following the resignation of Colin Boyce to contest the 2022 federal election. [1]

Contents

Background

2020 election results

2020 Queensland state election: Callide [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal National Colin Boyce 16,60857.20+23.77
Labor Gordon Earnshaw7,46325.71+3.55
Independent Adam Burling2,4448.42+8.42
Independent Loris Doessel1,3714.72+4.72
Greens Anthony Walsh1,1473.95+0.54
Total formal votes29,03397.04+0.67
Informal votes8872.96−0.67
Turnout 29,92088.24−1.19
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal National Colin Boyce 19,11265.83+9.71
Labor Gordon Earnshaw9,92134.17+34.17
Liberal National hold 

Key dates

Date [3] Event
23 May 2022Issue of the writ
27 May 2022Close of electoral rolls
31 May 2022Close of nominations
6 June 2022Early voting begins
18 June 2022Polling day

Candidates

Candidates (in ballot paper order) [4] [5]
  Legalise Cannabis Fabrice Jarry
  Animal Justice Paula GilbardAnimal rights advocate and candidate for Longman
  Katter's Australian Adam BurlingIndependent candidate at last election
  One Nation Sharon Lohse Queensland Health employee and banker
  Liberal National Bryson Head Fruit picker and geologist
  Labor Bronwyn DendleSocial worker and community activist [6]

Results

2022 Callide state by-election [7]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Liberal National Bryson Head 13,05950.33−6.87
Labor Bronwyn Dendle5,02019.35−6.35
One Nation Sharon Lohse3,70414.28+14.28
Katter's Australian Adam Burling2,5179.70+1.29 [lower-alpha 1]
Legalise Cannabis Fabrice Jarry1,2234.71+4.71
Animal Justice Paula Gilbard4241.63+1.63
Total formal votes25,94798.11+1.08
Informal votes5001.89−1.08
Turnout 26,12775.81−14.27
Two-party-preferred result
Liberal National Bryson Head 18,61171.73+5.90
Labor Bronwyn Dendle7,33628.27−5.90
Liberal National hold Swing +5.90
  1. Counted from Burling's vote share as an independent candidate in 2020.

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