The 1980 Queensland state election was held on 29 November 1980.
Sitting members at the time of the election are shown in bold text.
| Electorate | Held by | Labor candidate | National candidate | Liberal candidate | Other candidates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albert | National | Harry Zaphir | Ivan Gibbs | John Juett | Reginald Campbell (Ind) Peter Woolley (Dem) |
| Archerfield | Labor | Kevin Hooper | Allen Muir | Alan Bavister | Miriam Cope (PPA) Norman Eather (Ind) Mary Simmons (SPA) |
| Ashgrove | Liberal | Pat Comben | John Greenwood | Cheryl Paton (Dem) Owen Pershouse (Prog) | |
| Aspley | Liberal | John Duncan | Leonard Brydges | Beryce Nelson | Gregory Curry (Prog) Leslie Mundt (Dem) |
| Auburn | National | Ray Barker | Neville Harper | David Trevilyan (Prog) | |
| Balonne | National | John Barrett | Don Neal | ||
| Barambah | National | Brian Hawkes | Joh Bjelke-Petersen | Henry Collins (Ind) | |
| Barron River | National | Keith De Lacy | Martin Tenni | Lionel Van Dorssen | Bruce Alexander (Dem) |
| Brisbane Central | Labor | Brian Davis | Robert Wright | Murray Broad (CPA) | |
| Bulimba | Labor | Ron McLean | Brian Kirkham | ||
| Bundaberg | Labor | Jim Blake | Bryan Conquest | Graham Quirk | Lola Lomax (Dem) |
| Burdekin | National | Peter Rehbein | Val Bird | ||
| Burnett | National | Edgar Roberts | Claude Wharton | ||
| Caboolture | National | Frank Hill John McLoughlin | Des Frawley | Virginia Day | John Ferguson (Ind) |
| Cairns | Labor | Ray Jones | Nigel Ette | Francis Hoyal | John Stamp (Ind) Melvin Stewart (Ind) |
| Callide | National | Alan Morris | Lindsay Hartwig | ||
| Carnarvon | National | Johannes De Roo | Peter McKechnie | ||
| Chatsworth | Labor | Terry Mackenroth | Annette Dunstan | ||
| Condamine | National | Allan Clancey | Vic Sullivan | Lindsay Sturgess (Prog) | |
| Cook | Labor | Bob Scott | Justin Smith D. A. Young | Evelyn Scott | |
| Cooroora | National | Sydney Appleby | Gordon Simpson | John Barbeler | Donald Sime (Ind) |
| Cunningham | National | Robert Ball | Tony Elliott | Richard Barnard | |
| Everton | Labor | Glen Milliner | Donald Munro | Brian Burke | Mark Taylor (Dem) |
| Fassifern | National | Ray Parker | Selwyn Muller | Thomas O'Toole | |
| Flinders | National | Thomas Greenwood | Bob Katter | ||
| Greenslopes | Liberal | Graeme Kinnear | Bill Hewitt | ||
| Gregory | National | Gordon Saunders | Bill Glasson | ||
| Gympie | National | Reginald Lawler | Len Stephan | Minas Venardos | William Runge (Prog) |
| Hinchinbrook | National | Norman Hart | Ted Row | Des Bredhauer (Ind) John Williams (Ind) | |
| Ipswich | Liberal | Joseph Sciacca | Llewellyn Edwards | James Hayden (Ind) Ian Rintoul (ISP) Victor Robb (NF) | |
| Ipswich West | Labor | David Underwood | Neil Russell | Lawrence Pointing | |
| Isis | National | Michael Edgar | Lin Powell | David Cooper | Ronald Cullen (Dem) Mervyn Worth (Dem) |
| Ithaca | Liberal | Peter Venning | Col Miller | ||
| Kurilpa | Liberal | Maurice Dwyer | Sam Doumany | Alvan Hawkes (Prog) | |
| Landsborough | National | Peter Byrne | Mike Ahern | Paul Kingsford | Barbara Cansdell (Ind) |
| Lockyer | Liberal | Michael Forde | Terence Day Tony FitzGerald* | Tony Bourke | Michael Berry (Prog) Rae Capon (Dem) |
| Lytton | Labor | Tom Burns | Moyra Bidstrup | ||
| Mackay | Labor | Ed Casey | Lionel Bevis | Kevin Dray | |
| Mansfield | Liberal | John Fraser | Bill Kaus | Des McKay (Prog) | |
| Maryborough | Labor | Brendan Hansen | Gilbert Alison | Arthur Townsend (Dem) | |
| Merthyr | Liberal | Barbara Dawson | Don Lane | ||
| Mirani | National | Conrad Nicolai | Jim Randell | Leonard Goode | John Comerford (Ind) |
| Mount Coot-tha | Liberal | Graham Kevin | Bill Lickiss | David Dalgarno (Dem) | |
| Mount Gravatt | Liberal | Marion McInnes | Ian Henderson | Guelfi Scassola | |
| Mount Isa | National | Tony McGrady | Angelo Bertoni | Joyce Boyd | Ray Oldman (Dem) |
| Mourilyan | National | Bill Eaton | Vicky Kippin | ||
| Mulgrave | National | James Moses | Max Menzel | Jean Huxley | |
| Murrumba | Labor | Joe Kruger | Yvonne Chapman | Alfred Shaw | |
| Nudgee | Labor | Ken Vaughan | Gerald Connor | ||
| Nundah | Liberal | Owen Gazzard | William Knox | ||
| Peak Downs | National | William Coffey | Vince Lester | Anthony Whitfield (Ind) Robin Wright (Prog) | |
| Pine Rivers | Liberal | June Willmot | Rob Akers | ||
| Port Curtis | Labor | Bill Prest | Michael Crowley | John Mawer Georgina Pickers | |
| Redcliffe | Liberal | Roderick Lugton | Terry White | ||
| Redlands | National | Con Sciacca | John Goleby | Peter Hunter | |
| Rockhampton | Labor | Keith Wright | Garnet Lincoln | Douglas Cuddy | |
| Rockhampton North | Labor | Les Yewdale | Robert Simpson | Keith Harris | Patrick Carroll (Ind) Jeffrey Jones (SPA) |
| Roma | National | David Bowden | Ken Tomkins | ||
| Salisbury | Liberal | Bill Wilcox | Rosemary Kyburz | Mary Ellwood (Ind) | |
| Sandgate | Labor | Nev Warburton | David Preston | Anthony Catip (Ind) Peter Jackman (Coal) | |
| Sherwood | Liberal | Peter Doyle | Terrence Mahoney | Angus Innes | Judith Forbes (Prog) |
| Somerset | National | Ron Hazelden | Bill Gunn | Owen Nugent | |
| South Brisbane | Labor | Jim Fouras | Colin Lamont | Edward Grevsmuhl (Ind) | |
| South Coast | National | Philip Button | Russ Hinze | Elizabeth Diamond Ross Woods | Michael Carey (Coal) James Drabsch (Ind) Julia Freebury (Ind) Robert Neumann (Ind) |
| Southport | Liberal | Ian Rogers | Doug Jennings | Peter White | Kevin Chaffey (Prog) Peter Courtney (Ind) Grace Plunkett (Ind) |
| Stafford | Liberal | Brian Mellifont | Terry Gygar | ||
| Surfers Paradise | Liberal | Khalil Salem | Rob Borbidge | Bruce Bishop | Eileen Peters (Ind) |
| Toowong | Liberal | Gailene Harrison | Peter Forrest | Ian Prentice | Michael West (Dem) |
| Toowoomba North | Liberal | Lindsay Jones | John Lockwood | ||
| Toowoomba South | National | Ron Fraser | John Warner | Colin Brimblecombe | Michael Clifford (Dem) |
| Townsville | Liberal | Brian Dobinson | Phillip Morton | Norman Scott-Young | |
| Townsville South | Labor | Alex Wilson | Alan Metcalfe | Hector Garrick | Francis Rossiter (Ind) |
| Townsville West | National | Geoff Smith | Max Hooper | Frank Bishop (CPA) | |
| Warrego | National | Michael Gordon | Neil Turner | ||
| Warwick | National | Stephen Fazackerley | Des Booth | Maria Heyboer (Dem) | |
| Wavell | Liberal | Jack Geran | Brian Austin | ||
| Whitsunday | National | Stanley Yardley | Geoff Muntz | ||
| Windsor | Liberal | Frank Melit | Bob Moore | Louis McKenzie (Ind) | |
| Wolston | Labor | Bob Gibbs | Roy Buchanan | Bob Harper | |
| Woodridge | Labor | Bill D'Arcy | Douglas Dagleish | Robert Bartlett (Ind) Jack Davis (Ind) Anne Glew (Ind) Robert Webb (Dem) | |
| Wynnum | Labor | Eric Shaw | Merven Hoppner | Vanessa Gregory | |
| Yeronga | Liberal | Kitchener Farrell | Norm Lee |
The 1932 Queensland state election was held on 11 June 1932.
The 1935 state election in Queensland, Australia was held on 11 May 1935.
The 1938 state election in Queensland, Australia was held on 2 April 1938.
The 1941 Queensland state election was held on 29 March 1941.
The 1944 Queensland state election was held on 15 April 1944.
The 1947 Queensland state election was held on 3 May 1947.
The 1950 state election in Queensland, Australia was held on 29 April 1950.
The 1929 state election in Queensland, Australia was held on 11 May 1929.
The 1953 state election in Queensland, Australia was held on 7 March 1953.
The 1956 Queensland state election was held on 19 May 1956.
The 1957 Queensland state election was held on 3 August 1957.
The 1926 Queensland state election was held on 8 May 1926.
The 1960 Queensland state election was held on 28 May 1960.
The 1963 Queensland state election was held on 1 June 1963.
The 1923 Queensland state election was held on 12 May 1923.
This is a list of candidates who stood for the 1920 state election in Queensland, Australia.The election was held on 9 October 1920.
The 1918 Queensland state election was held on 16 March 1918.
The 1983 Queensland state election was held on 22 October 1983.
The 1977 Queensland state election was held on 12 November 1977.
The 1966 Queensland state election was held on 28 May 1966.
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