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Senator
Paul Scarr
Senator for Queensland
Incumbent
Assumed office
1 July 2019
Coalition (30)
Labor (26)
Greens (10)
One Nation (2)
Lambie (1)
United Australia (1)
People First (1)
Australia's Voice (1)
Independent (4)
*The Liberal and National totals include members of the Liberal National Party of Queensland and the Country Liberal Party (NT) who caucus with either the federal Liberals or Nationals.
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