Candidates of the 2012 Queensland state election

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This article provides information on candidates who stood for the 2012 Queensland state election on 24 March 2012.

Contents

Retiring Members

Labor

LNP

Independent

Legislative Assembly

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.

ElectorateHeld by Labor candidate LNP candidate Greens candidate KAP candidateOther candidates
Albert Labor Margaret Keech Mark Boothman Petrina MaizeyAdam HollisAmanda Best (FFP)
Algester Labor Karen Struthers Anthony Shorten Justin KerrGavan Duffy
Ashgrove Labor Kate Jones Campbell Newman Sandra BayleyNorman WicksTrevor Jones (Ind)
Ian Nelson (ON)
Aspley LNP Oskar Bronowicki Tracy Davis David ForrestAllan Vincent (FFP)
Barron River Labor Steve Wettenhall Michael Trout Elaine HardingBrendan FitzgeraldMike Squire (Ind)
Beaudesert LNP Brett McCreadie Jon Krause Andy Grodecki Aidan McLindon Walter Abrahamson (FFP)
Jim Savage (ONP)
Brisbane Central Labor Grace Grace Robert Cavallucci Anne BoccabellaRuth Bonnett (Ind)
Broadwater Labor Peta-Kaye Croft Verity Barton James BrydgesPeter McCambridge Ron Clarke (Ind)
Ben O'Brien (FFP)
Liz Pforr (Ind)
Buderim LNP Chris Moore Steve Dickson Susan EtheridgeLynette BishopTony Moore (FFP)
Bulimba Labor Di Farmer Aaron Dillaway Justin Bennett
Bundaberg LNP Cindy Hyland Jack Dempsey Peter HigginsDoug AndersonTrevor Versace (FFP)
Peter Wyatt (Ind)
Bundamba Labor Jo-Ann Miller Michael KitzelmannJim PrenticeBernard Gaynor Deborah Acason (FFP)
Albert Viskers (Ind)
Angela Watson (Ind)
Burdekin LNP Angela Zyla Rosemary Menkens Pete JohnsonRon WadforthAmanda Nickson (FFP)
Burleigh Labor Christine Smith Michael Hart Jane PowerDean FisherJeremy Fredericks (FFP)
Burnett LNP Stuart Tomlinson Stephen Bennett David EastlandKevin Pauling Rob Messenger (Ind)
Cairns Labor Kirsten Lesina Gavin King Geoff HollandDarren HuntJohn Piva (Ind)
Callide LNP Melissa Newton Jeff Seeney Camilla PercySteve EnsbyDuncan Scott (Ind)
Caloundra LNP Christine Anthony Mark McArdle Allan McKay
Capalaba Labor Michael Choi Steve Davies Penny Allman-Payne Graeme MoorhouseDavid Chidgey (ONP)
Chatsworth Labor Steve Kilburn Steve Minnikin Jason CooneySarah HenryAxel Beard (FFP)
Clayfield LNP Brent Davidson Tim Nicholls Luke MoreyWill Keenan
Cleveland LNP Jo Briskey Mark Robinson Brad ScottRonald Lambert (Ind)
Condamine LNP Nev Swan Ray Hopper Gabriele TabikhJohn MathisonShane White (Ind)
Cook Labor Jason O'Brien David Kempton George RileyLachlan BenstedJim Evans (ONP)
Coomera LNP Graeme Higgs Michael Crandon Chris WisbeyPeter CobbRowan Harrip (Ind)
Currumbin LNP Calum Hyslop Jann Stuckey David WyattSteve BowmanRoyston Pickering (FFP)
Dalrymple LNP Benjamin GertzLiz SchmidtJess Jones Shane Knuth Jason Briskey (Ind)
Christopher Williamson (Ind)
Everton Labor Murray Watt Tim Mander Bruce HallettDenym Witherow
Ferny Grove Labor Geoff Wilson Dale Shuttleworth Howard Nielsen
Gaven LNP Michael Riordan Alex Douglas Stephen PowerBrian ZimmermanBibe Roadley (FFP)
Penny Toland (Ind)
Gladstone Independent Glenn Butcher Russell SchroterAndrew BlakeAnthony Beezley Liz Cunningham (Ind)
Glass House LNP Ryan Moore Andrew Powell Stewart LukePeter Harris
Greenslopes Labor Cameron Dick Ian Kaye Emma-Kate Rose
Gregory LNP Jack O'Brien Vaughan Johnson Norman WestonPauline WilliamsBruce Currie (Ind)
Gympie LNP Ben Parker David Gibson Shena MacdonaldShane PaulgerSanto Ferraro (ONP)
Kathy Hawke (FFP)
Hervey Bay LNP Bernice Allen Ted Sorensen Glenn MartinIsobel DaleTroy Sullivan (FFP)
Hinchinbrook LNP Tony McGuire Andrew Cripps Pamela Monaghan Jeff Knuth Desmond Connors (Ind)
Inala Labor Annastacia Palaszczuk Joanna Lindgren Michael QuallAshley Dodd
Indooroopilly LNP Oscar Schlamowitz Scott Emerson Charles WorringhamAndrew Mooney (FFP)
Ipswich Labor Rachel Nolan Ian Berry Veronica WhiteWill KeysRobert Jeremy (Ind)
Patricia Petersen (Ind)
Tim Stieler (FFP)
Ipswich West Labor Wayne Wendt Sean Choat Ursula MonsiegneurJustin Bowman
Kallangur Labor Mary-Anne O'Neill Trevor Ruthenberg Rachel DohertyMichael Bates
Kawana LNP Bruce Garner Jarrod Bleijie Gabrielle RobertsPaul Spencer
Keppel Labor Paul Hoolihan Bruce Young Paul BambrickLuke Hargreaves
Lockyer LNP James Wilson Ian Rickuss Clare RudkinDavid Neuendorf
Logan Labor Linus Power Michael Pucci Julian HintonTony KaramaticTroy Aggett (ONP)
Mike Kelly (Ind)
Lytton Labor Daniel Cheverton Neil Symes Daniel CruteJim VoteRussell McVey (Ind)
Mackay Labor Tim Mulherin John KerslakeLuke MathewsLindsay Temple
Mansfield Labor Phil Reeves Ian Walker Craig SheehanRay SmithCarolyn Ferrando (FFP)
Jarrod Wirth (Ind)
Maroochydore LNP Ray Barber Fiona Simpson Rainee SkinnerMark Maguire
Maryborough Independent Ezra Burtt Anne Maddern Garry ClaridgeGordon Dale Chris Foley (Ind)
Mermaid Beach LNP Rachel Paterson Ray Stevens Jenny BoddyKen LawBen Donovan (FFP)
Mirani LNP Jim Pearce Ted Malone Christine CarlisleBevan PidgeonMike Crouther (FFP)
Moggill LNP Michael Nelson Bruce Flegg Jake SchoermerBarry Searle
Morayfield Labor Mark Ryan Darren Grimwade Paul DohertyStephen Beck
Mount Coot-tha Labor Andrew Fraser Saxon Rice Adam StoneMargaret Waterman
Mount Isa Labor Betty Kiernan Kevin PattelColleen Williams Rob Katter
Mount Ommaney Labor Ben Marczyk Tarnya Smith Jenny MulkearnsDouglas NewsonJordan Brown (FFP)
Rex Schmith (Ind)
Mudgeeraba LNP Aaron Santelises Ros Bates Sally SpainKevin SwanBarrie Nicholson (FFP)
Mulgrave Labor Curtis Pitt Robyn QuickJim CavillDamian Byrnes
Mundingburra Labor Mark Harrison David Crisafulli Bret FishleyDavid MoyleMichael Waters (FFP)
Murrumba Labor Dean Wells Reg Gulley Rodney BlairPaul EdwardsSally-Anne Vincent (FFP)
Nanango Independent Virginia Clarke Deb Frecklington Grant Newson Carl Rackemann John Dalton (Ind)
David Thomson (Ind)
Nicklin Independent Luke Moore John Connolly John LawMatthew SmithCathy Turner (FFP)
Peter Wellington * (Ind)
Noosa LNP Kurt Hopkins Glen Elmes Jim McDonaldBob JarvisBill Colley (Ind)
Gemika Maloney (FFP)
Nudgee Labor Leanne Linard Jason Woodforth Anthony PinkTerri BellDouglas Crowhurst (Ind)
Claude Gonsalves (FFP)
Pine Rivers Labor Patrick Bulman Seath Holswich Di ClarkJohn Alexander
Pumicestone Labor Carryn Sullivan Lisa France Jenny FitzgibbonBrandt King
Redcliffe Labor Lillian van Litsenburg Scott Driscoll Noel ClothierBevan CollingwoodKerri Dooley (FFP)
Redlands LNP Peter Seage Peter Dowling David Keogh
Rockhampton Labor Bill Byrne Gavin FinchBronwen LloydShane GuleyBruce Diamond (Ind)
Genevieve Ellis (FFP)
Diane Hamilton (Ind)
Chris Hooper (Ind)
Sandgate Labor Vicky Darling Kerry Millard Claire OgdenJohn DunkleyMike Crook (Ind)
Penny McCreery (FFP)
South Brisbane Labor Anna Bligh Clem GrehanJo-Anne BraggRobert WardropLiam Flenady (Ind)
Southern Downs LNP Suzanne Kidman Lawrence Springborg Michael KaneAde LarsenJohn Spellman (FFP)
Southport Labor Peter Lawlor Rob Molhoek Stephen DaltonKevin BrownMatthew Mackechnie (Ind)
Springwood LNP Barbara Stone John Grant Neil CotterJulian TocaciuChris Lawrie (FFP)
Stafford Labor Stirling Hinchliffe Chris Davis Peter JeremijenkoKarin Hunter
Stretton Labor Duncan Pegg Freya Ostapovitch Brian SadlerDavid Forde (Ind)
Sunnybank Labor Meg Bishop Mark Stewart Gordon KingMatt Darragh (FFP)
Surfers Paradise LNP Matthew Donovan John-Paul Langbroek Helen WainwrightAndrea Raymond (FFP)
Thuringowa Labor Craig Wallace Sam Cox Bernie WilliamsSteve TodeschiniAdrian Britton (FFP)
Toowoomba North Labor Kerry Shine Trevor Watts Frida Forsberg Peter Pyke Neil Riethmuller (Ind)
Toowoomba South LNP Sam McFarlane John McVeigh Trevor SmithDavid CurlessCharlene Phillips (Ind)
Townsville Labor Mandy Johnstone John Hathaway Jenny StirlingRay GriggMichael Punshon (FFP)
Warrego LNP David Bowden Howard Hobbs Graeme MaizeyRobert EarixsonMark O'Brien (Ind)
Waterford Labor Evan Moorhead Mike Latter Ray SmithAlbert PagePeter Farrar (FFP)
David Howse (Ind)
Whitsunday Labor Jan Jarratt Jason Costigan Jonathon Dykyj Amanda Camm
Woodridge Labor Desley Scott Simon DorriesJohn ReddingtonJustin Geange (FFP)
Yeerongpilly Labor Simon Finn Carl Judge Libby ConnorsKathleen HewlettAlexandra Todd (FFP)

Unregistered parties and groups

Some parties and groups that did not qualify for registration with the Electoral Commission of Queensland nevertheless endorsed candidates, who appeared on the ballot papers as independent or unaffiliated candidates.

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