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State election polling · QLD

Queensland

Premier David Crisafulli (LNP)Opposition Leader Steven Miles (Labor)Next election 28 October 2028

If an election were held today

Legislative Assembly · 93 seats
LNP majority very likelyLNP would be the largest party with about 55 seats. Labor wins a majority in 0% of simulations, LNP wins a majority in 93% of simulations; no party does in 7%. Two-party preferred: Labor 43.9, LNP 56.1.
93seats · 47 for a majority
LNP55likely 48–60+3 on 2024
Labor26likely 23–31−10 on 2024
One Nation6likely 2–12+6 on 2024
Independents & others4likely 3–5no change on 2024
Greens2likely 1–3+1 on 2024

likely range estimate majority (47)

Seats changing hands

SeatHeld byEstimateLikely 2PPChance
AspleyALPLNP91%
Pine RiversALPLNP86%
KeppelLNPONP82%
RockhamptonLNPONP81%
MaryboroughLNPONP80%
StaffordALPLNP76%
SpringwoodALPLNP68%
GavenALPLNP67%
MulgraveLNPONP66%
South BrisbaneALPGRN64%
MacalisterALPLNP60%
CairnsALPLNP45%
BundabergALPONP42%
Ipswich WestALPLNP40%
MiraniLNPIND38%
HinchinbrookLNPONP26%

Close races

Seats the current holder is estimated to keep, but where the final two-candidate count is within 3 points of 50–50 (the holder on under 53%), closest first. Seats changing hands are listed above.

SeatHeld byLikely 2PPChance
LoganALP56%
LyttonALP55%
Hervey BayLNP65%
MansfieldALP85%
KurwongbahALP86%
GladstoneALP82%
BancroftALP90%