Candidates of the 2024 Queensland state election

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The candidates of the 2024 Queensland state election vary and cover all ninety-three electorates in all of the state's regions. A total of 525 candidates from nine political parties (or independent) contested the election. It is the second-most contested election by nominated candidates in Queensland history, behind the previous election (2020). [1] [2]

Contents

Retiring MPs

This section is an excerpt from 2024 Queensland state election § Retiring members.[ edit ]

Labor

Liberal National

Candidates

Crisafulli began announcing LNP candidates 18 months prior to the election, making the LNP the first party to formally endorse candidates for the election. [12] 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. [13] Logan would later withdraw from the race, citing family issues and property damage arising from Cyclone Jasper. [14] Names of incumbent MPs who are contesting are highlighted in bold.

Electorate Held by Labor candidate [15] LNP candidate [16] Greens candidate [17] One Nation candidate [18] KAP candidate [19] Family First candidate [20] Other candidates [21] [22]
Algester Labor Leeanne Enoch Jitendra Prasad [23] Andrea Wildin [24] George Maris [25] -Jane TurnerRhys Bosley (Ind KAP) [26]
Aspley Labor Bart Mellish Amanda Cooper [27] Fiona Hawkins [28] Allan Hall [29] –Wayne Capell–
Bancroft Labor Chris Whiting Rob Barridge [30] Gabrielle Unverzagt [31] Matthew Langfield [32] ––Barry Grant (Ind)
Barron River Labor Craig Crawford Bree James [33] Denise CrewPeter Eicens [34] Ben Campbell––
Bonney LNP Kyle Kelly-Collins Sam O'Connor Amin Javanmard [35] Scott Philip [36] –Maria Theresia Rossouw–
Broadwater LNP Tamika Hicks David Crisafulli Simon Margan [37] Steven Whitehead [38] –Peter Edwards–
Buderim LNP Adrian Burke Brent Mickelberg Deborah Moseley [39] Ryan Beall [40] ––Shaun Sandow (LCQ)
Bulimba Labor Di Farmer Laura Wong [41] Linda Barry [42] Jonathon Andrade [43] ––Matthew Bellina (Ind)
Bundaberg Labor Tom Smith Bree Watson [44] Nat Baker [45] Alberto Carvalho [46] –– Alan Corbett (Ind) [47]
Ian Zunker (LCQ)
Geoff Warham (Ind)
Bundamba Labor Lance McCallum Carl Mutzelburg [48] Tracey Nayler [49] Kelvin Brown–Jeremy WilliamsClive Brazier (LCQ)
Edward Carroll (Ind Prog) [50]
Angela Lowery (AJP) [51]
Burdekin LNP Anne Baker [52] Dale Last Ben Watkin [53] Andrew Elborne [54] Daniel CarrollAmanda Nickson–
Burleigh LNP Claire Carlin Hermann Vorster [55] Hunter Grove-McGrath [56] Eliot Tasses [57] –Neena Tester Jason Gann (LCQ)
Cathy Osborne (LBT) [58]
Amelia Dunn (AJP) [59]
Burnett LNP Kerri Morgan Stephen Bennett Esther Vale [60] Arno Blank [61] ––Malcolm Parry (LCQ)
Paul Hudson (Ind)
Cairns Labor Michael Healy Yolonde Entsch [12] Josh Holt [62] Geena Court [63] ––Shane Cuthbert (Ind) [64]
Callide LNP Samantha Dendle Bryson Head Matthew Passant [65] Christopher O'Callaghan [66] –John WhittleDuncan Scott (Ind)
Caloundra Labor Jason Hunt Kendall Morton [67] Peta Higgs [68] Ben Storch [69] ––Allison McMaster (LCQ)
Pamela Mariko (AJP)
Mike Jessop (Ind)
Capalaba Labor Don Brown Russell Field [70] Donna Weston [71] David Schmid–––
Chatsworth LNP Lisa O’Donnell Steve Minnikin James Smart [72] Jasmine Harte
(disendorsed)		–Eliza Campbell–
Clayfield LNP Belle Brookfield Tim Nicholls Jaimyn Mayer [73] Michelle Wilde [74] ––Nick Buick (LBT) [75]
Condamine LNP Ben Whibley-Faulkner Pat Weir Ellisa Parker [76] Clay Harland–Alan Hughes–
Cook Labor Cynthia Lui David Kempton [77] Troy Miller [78] Peter Campion [79] Duane Amos [80] ––
Coomera LNP Chris Johnson [81] Michael Crandon Stuart Fletcher [82] Nick Muir [83] –Nathan O'BrienSuzette Luyken (LCQ)
Cooper Labor Jonty Bush Raewyn Bailey [84] Katinka Winston-Allom [85] Susan Ventnor [86] –Donna Gallehawk–
Currumbin LNP Nathan Fleury Laura Gerber Braden Smith [87] Angela Gunson [88] –David TotenhoferKath Down (Ind) [89]
Jennifer Horsburgh (AJP) [90]
Everton LNP Michelle Byard Tim Mander Brent McDowall [91] Alan Buchbach–––
Ferny Grove Labor Mark Furner Nelson Savanh [92] Elizabeth McAulay [93] Leonie Swanner [94] –––
Gaven Labor Meaghan Scanlon Bianca Stone [95] Sally Spain [96] Sandy Roach [97] –Ian ReidJenelle Porter (LCQ)
Gladstone Labor Glenn Butcher Steve Askew [98] Beau Pett [99] Andrew Jackson [100] –Christopher HerringMurray Peterson (Ind)
Brianna Corcoran (LCQ)
Glass House LNP Humphrey Caspersz Andrew Powell Andrew McLean [101] Adam Farr–Bronwen BolithoTim Hallcroft (LCQ)
Greenslopes Labor Joe Kelly Andrew Newbold [102] Rebecca White [103] Hugh Dickson [104] –Karine Davis–
Gregory LNP Rebecca Humphreys Sean Dillon [105] Ell-Leigh Ackerman [106] Michael Ellison–John Campbell–
Gympie LNP Lachlan Anderson Tony Perrett Emma Buhse [107] Katy McCallum [108] –––
Hervey Bay Labor Adrian Tantari David Lee [109] Pat Walsh [110] Quinn Hendry [111] ––Jeff Knipe (LCQ)
Hill KAP Michael HodgkinsCameron McCollum [112] Jennifer Cox [113] Brenda Turner [114] Shane Knuth –Matt Lachlan (Ind)
Hinchinbrook KAP Ina PryorAnnette Swaine [115] Jon Kowski [116] Ric Daubert [117] Nick Dametto –Kevin Wheatley (LCQ)
Inala Labor Margie Nightingale Trang Yen [118] Linh Nguyen [119] Carl Cassin [120] ––Van Andy Nguyen (AJP) [121]
Kieu Oanh Do (Ind)
Ipswich Labor Jennifer Howard Damian Culpeper [122] Amanda Holly [123] Mathew Riesenweber–Karen Fuller [124] Deborah Forrester (LCQ)
Ipswich West LNP Wendy Bourne [125] Georgia Toft [126] Mark Delaney [127] Brad Trussell–Beverley ByrnesAnthony Bull (LBT) [128]
Harmony Lindsay (LCQ)
Jordan Labor Charis Mullen Kevin Burns [129] Dung Tran [130] Sabeh Abou Chahla––Michael Pucci (LBT) [131]
Kawana LNP Jim Dawson Jarrod Bleijie Ian Simons [132] Peter Hinton [133] –––
Keppel Labor Brittany Lauga Nigel Hutton [134] Clancy Mullbrick James Ashby [135] –Roger McWhinneyPetrina Murphy (Ind) [136]
Kurwongbah Labor Shane King Tanya McKewen [137] Jordan Martin [138] Christopher Leech–Ross PittGreg Dillon (AJP) [139]
Lockyer LNP Euan Tiernan Jim McDonald Paul Toner [140] Corey West [141] –Julie Rose–
Logan Labor Linus Power Mathew Owens [142] Joshua Riethmuller [143] Aaron Abraham–Simon TaylorJacqueline Verne (LCQ)
Lytton Labor Joan Pease Chad Gardiner [144] Jade Whitla [145] David White [146] –Jim VoteCraig Moore (Ind)
Macalister Labor Melissa McMahon Rob Van Manen [147] Liam Johns [148] Cheree Cooper [149] –Paul DavisMeredith Brisk (LCQ)
Mackay Labor Belinda Hassan [150] Nigel Dalton [151] Paula Creen [152] Kylee Stanton [153] –Norman MartinBen Gauci (LCQ)
Maiwar Greens Susan IrvineNatasha Winters [154] Michael Berkman Grant Spork–––
Mansfield Labor Corrine McMillan Pinky Singh [155] Wen Li [156] Katrina Coleman [157] –Ross Dovey–
Maroochydore LNP Naomi McQueen Fiona Simpson Heinrich Koekemoer [158] Kyle Haley [159] ––Mark Wadeson (Ind)
Maryborough Labor Bruce Saunders John Barounis [160] Lauren Granger-Brown [161] Taryn Gillard [162] –Kerry PetrusJamie Miller (Ind)
Daniel Beattie (Ind)
McConnel Labor Grace Grace Christien Duffey [163] Holstein Wong [164] Gavin Jones [165] –Kirsty Sands
Mermaid Beach LNP Joseph Shiels Ray Stevens Lucy Carra Schulz [166] Roger Marquass [167] –Clare Todd
Miller Labor Mark Bailey Clio Padayachee [168] Liam Flenady [169] Ashley Pettit [170] ––Carola Veloso-Busich (AJP)
Mirani KAP Susan Teder Glen Kelly [171] Maria Carty [172] Brettlyn Neal [173] Stephen Andrew Patricia Martin–
Moggill LNP Eric Richman [174] Christian Rowan Andrew Kidd [175] Cheryl Wood–––
Morayfield Labor Mark Ryan Sarah Ross [176] Mark Jessup [177] Rodney Hansen [178] –Suniti HewettFrank Jordan (LCQ)
Mount Ommaney Labor Jessica Pugh Lisa Baillie [179] Chris Richardson [180] Thorold Cusack––Michelle Jensz (AJP) [181]
Mudgeeraba LNP Sophie Lynch Ros Bates Scott Turner [182] Carl Mocnik [183] –Samuel Buckley–
Mulgrave Labor Richie Bates [184] Terry James [185] Peter EverettMichael McInnes [186] Steven LesinaLes SearleYodie Batzke (Ind) [187]
Nicholas Daniels (LCQ)
Dave Raymond (Ind) [188]
Ian Jimmy Floyd (Ind) [189]
Mundingburra Labor Les Walker Janelle Poole [190] Rebecca Haley [191] Mick OlsenMichael Pugh [192] ––
Murrumba Labor Steven Miles Gary Fulton [193] Deklan Green [194] Duncan Geldenhuys [195] –David ToddSarah Kropman (Ind) [196]
David Zaloudek (LCQ)
Scott Donovan (Ind DLP) [197] [198]
Caleb Wells (Ind)
Nanango LNP Val Heward Deb Frecklington Angus Ryan [199] Adam Maslen [200] –Benjamin MitchellAnthony Hopkins (LCQ)
Jason Miles (Ind)
Nathan Hope (Ind)
Nicklin Labor Robert Skelton Marty Hunt [201] Sue Etheridge [202] Rebecca McCosker–Phillip EschlerMelody Lindsay (LCQ)
Steve Dickson (Ind)
Ninderry LNP Jo Justo [203] Dan Purdie Tom Carden [204] Michael Stewart [205] ––Tim Nixon (LCQ)
Noosa Independent Mark DenhamClare Stewart [206] Rhonda Prescott [207] Darrel Hinson–Felicity Roser Sandy Bolton (Ind)
Nudgee Labor Leanne Linard Robert Wilson [208] Jim Davies [209] Joshua Baer–Sharan HallBruce Tanti (Ind)
Oodgeroo LNP Irene Henley [210] Amanda Stoker [211] Callen Sorensen Karklis [212] Justin Sheil [213] –––
Pine Rivers Labor Nikki Boyd Dean Clements [214] Sonja Gerdsen [215] Matthew Robinson––Maureen Brohman (AJP) [216]
Pumicestone Labor Ali King Ariana Doolan [27] Richard Ogden [217] Samuel Beaton [218] –Laine HarthRosemary Doolan (LCQ)
Redcliffe Labor Kassandra Hall [219] Kerri-Anne Dooley [220] Will Simon [221] Simon Salloum [222] ––Gerard Saunders (Ind)
Redlands Labor Kim Richards Rebecca Young [12] Kristie Lockhart [223] Gary Williamson [224] –Marita NevilleSuzanne Spierenburg (LCQ)
Liela D'Rose (AJP) [225]
Rockhampton Labor Craig Marshall [226] Donna Kirkland [227] Mick Jones [228] David Bond [229] –Fredy Johnston Margaret Strelow (Ind) [230]
Jacinta Waller (LCQ)
Sandgate Labor Bisma Asif [231] Chris Mangan [232] Rachel Kennedy [233] Glen Barry [234] –Russell GeeChris Simpson (Ind Dem) [235]
Victor Barwick (Ind)
Scenic Rim LNP Shireen Casey Jon Krause Nicole Thompson [236] Wayne Ziebarth [237] –Louise Austin–
South Brisbane Greens Barbara O'Shea [238] Marita Parkinson [239] Amy MacMahon Richard Henderson–––
Southern Downs LNP Greg Johnson James Lister David Newport [240] Liz Suduk [241] –Melinda Keller–
Southport LNP Letitia Del Fabbro Rob Molhoek Mitch McCausland [242] David Vaughan [243] –Ruth Fea–
Springwood Labor Mick de Brenni Susanna Damianopoulos [244] Ben Harry [245] Glen Cookson [246] –Gabrielle DavisKarley Saidy-Hennessey (Ind)
Stafford Labor Jimmy Sullivan Fiona Hammond [247] Jessica Lane [248] Stuart Andrews [249] –Alan Denaro–
Stretton Labor James Martin Freya Ostapovitch Ahmed Abdulhamed [250] Stephen Strong–Merle Totenhofer–
Surfers Paradise LNP James Knight John-Paul Langbroek Steven Everson [251] Mark Jaric [252] –Andrea CampbellHaydn Jolly (AJP)
Theodore LNP Rita Anwari Mark Boothman Andrew Stimson [253] Cassandra Duffill [254] –Eleanor McAlpineChloe Snyman (AJP) [255]
Thuringowa Labor Aaron Harper Natalie Marr [12] Roxanne Kennedy-Perriman [256] Steven ClareReuben Richardson [257] –Natasha Lane (Ind) [258]
Toohey Labor Peter Russo Taylor Hull [259] Melissa McArdle [260] Hayden O'Brien–––
Toowoomba North LNP James Green Trevor Watts Thom Roker [261] Sebastian Lund [262] –Kerri Hislop–
Toowoomba South LNP Susan Krause David Janetzki Wren Beith [263] Eaton Haines–Alex ToddIngrid Weber (LCQ)
Townsville Labor Scott Stewart Adam Baillie [264] Benjamin Tiley [265] Alan ButtMargie Ryder [266] William TentoWesley Newman (Ind) [267]
Traeger KAP Georgia HeathYvonne Tunney [268] Louise RaynaudPeter Rawle Robbie Katter ––
Warrego LNP Jack Hargreaves Ann Leahy Ian Mazlin [269] Hayley Titmarsh–Chris SchenkDaniel Gill (Ind) [270]
Angela Adams (LCQ)
Waterford Labor Shannon Fentiman Jacob Heremaia [271] Kirsty Petersen [272] Callum Whatmore [273] –Karen ClohertyJulius Taylor (LCQ)
Whitsunday LNP Bauke Hovinga Amanda Camm Elena Quirk [274] Julie Hall [275] –Peter Atchison–
Woodridge Labor Cameron Dick Paul Darwen [276] Ansary Muhammed [277] Zoran Kazovic [278] –Karilyn Larsen–

Disendorsements, withdrawals, suspensions and resignations

DatePartyCandidateSeatDetails
8 February 2024 Katter's Australian Bruce Logan Cook Withdrew candidacy citing family issues and property damage arising from Cyclone Jasper. [279]
30 April 2024 Katter's Australian Clynton Hawks Thuringowa Disendorsed in "honourable agreement" as the party seeks to endorse a better candidate for Thuringowa. [280] [281]
11 July 2024 One Nation Matthew Millar Thuringowa Candidacy suspended in order to give Millar "the opportunity to gather material to respond to claims concerning a previous relationship", pending a party investigation. Later disendorsed. [282]
2 August 2024 One Nation Stephen Andrew Mirani Incumbent MP disendorsed after he considered joining Katter's Australian Party. [283]
2024 (Unknown date) Greens Eleanor Sharman Lockyer Withdrew candidacy for unknown reasons. [284]
2024 (Unknown date) Legalise Cannabis Adam Benjamin Caloundra Withdrew candidacy for unknown reasons.
2024 (Unknown date) Independent Brett Finnis Sandgate Withdrew candidacy for unknown reasons.
15 September 2024 One Nation Robyn Fitzgerald Mundingburra Withdrew candidacy due to family illness. [285]
2024 (Unknown date) Greens Maja Chodorowski Barron River Withdrew candidacy due to family illness.
9 October 2024 One Nation Jasmine Harte Chatsworth Disendorsed due to alleged inappropriate photos from her time as an exotic dancer and “other issues from her past.”

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