2024 Queensland state election

The 2024 Queensland state election was held on Saturday, 16 October 2024.
The three-term, nine-year incumbent Labor government, led by Premier Steven Miles (after he replaced Annastacia Palaszczuk in December 2023), sought to win a fourth term in government. However, they were defeated by the Liberal National Party (LNP), led by Opposition Leader David Crisafulli, in a landslide.
Labor lost most of its seats outside Brisbane to the LNP, also losing seats in Brisbane to the LNP, as well as having lost two seats in inner-city Brisbane to the Greens. Teal independent Sandy Bolton managed to retain her seat of Noosa, One Nation MP Stephen Andrew held his seat of Mirani, and Katter's Australian Party managed to retain all three of its seats.
==Results==
==Pendulums==
===Pre-election pendulum===
Members in italics did not contest the election. By-elections were held in four seats during this term of Parliament that changed their margins. See the footnotes for details.
Government seats	Government seats 	Government seats	Government seats
Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal
Bundaberg 	Tom Smith 	ALP 	0.01
Nicklin 	Robert Skelton 	ALP 	0.1
Hervey Bay 	Adrian Tantari 	ALP 	2.0
Caloundra 	Jason Hunt 	ALP 	2.5
Barron River 	Craig Crawford 	ALP 	3.1
Townsville 	Scott Stewart 	ALP 	3.1
Thuringowa 	Aaron Harper 	ALP 	3.2
Redlands 	Kim Richards 	ALP 	3.9
Mundingburra 	Les Walker 	ALP 	3.9
Aspley 	Bart Mellish 	ALP 	5.2
Pumicestone 	Ali King 	ALP 	5.3
Cairns 	Michael Healy 	ALP 	5.6
Keppel 	Brittany Lauga 	ALP 	5.6
Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe
Redcliffe 	Yvette D'Ath 	ALP 	6.1
Cook 	Cynthia Lui 	ALP 	6.3
Inala 	Margie Nightingale 	ALP 	6.7
Mackay 	Julieanne Gilbert 	ALP 	6.7
Pine Rivers 	Nikki Boyd 	ALP 	6.7
Mansfield 	Corrine McMillan 	ALP 	6.8
Gaven 	Meaghan Scanlon 	ALP 	7.8
Springwood 	Mick de Brenni 	ALP 	8.3
Rockhampton 	Barry O'Rourke 	ALP 	8.6
Macalister 	Melissa McMahon 	ALP 	9.5
Capalaba 	Don Brown 	ALP 	9.9
Safe 	Safe 	Safe 	Safe
Cooper 	Jonty Bush 	ALP 	10.5
Ferny Grove 	Mark Furner 	ALP 	11.0
McConnel 	Grace Grace 	ALP 	11.1
Murrumba 	Steven Miles 	ALP 	11.3
Bulimba 	Di Farmer 	ALP 	11.4
Maryborough 	Bruce Saunders 	ALP 	11.9
Stafford 	Jimmy Sullivan 	ALP 	11.9
Mulgrave 	Curtis Pitt 	ALP 	12.2
Mount Ommaney 	Jess Pugh 	ALP 	12.6
Bancroft 	Chris Whiting 	ALP 	12.8
Kurwongbah 	Shane King 	ALP 	13.1
Greenslopes 	Joe Kelly 	ALP 	13.2
Logan 	Linus Power 	ALP 	13.4
Lytton 	Joan Pease 	ALP 	13.4
Miller 	Mark Bailey 	ALP 	13.8
Stretton 	James Martin 	ALP 	13.9
Toohey 	Peter Russo 	ALP 	14.4
Nudgee 	Leanne Linard 	ALP 	15.1
Waterford 	Shannon Fentiman 	ALP 	16.0
Ipswich 	Jennifer Howard 	ALP 	16.5
Morayfield 	Mark Ryan 	ALP 	16.7
Jordan 	Charis Mullen 	ALP 	17.1
Sandgate 	Stirling Hinchliffe	ALP 	17.3
Algester 	Leeanne Enoch 	ALP 	17.8
Bundamba 	Lance McCallum 	ALP v ONP 	20.7
Gladstone 	Glenn Butcher 	ALP 	23.5
Woodridge 	Cameron Dick 	ALP 	26.2
Non-government seats	Non-government seats	Non-government seats	Non-government seats
Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal
Currumbin 	Laura Gerber 	LNP 	0.5
Coomera 	Michael Crandon 	LNP 	1.1
Burleigh 	Michael Hart 	LNP 	1.2
Chatsworth 	Steve Minnikin 	LNP 	1.3
Glass House 	Andrew Powell 	LNP 	1.6
Clayfield 	Tim Nicholls 	LNP 	1.6
Everton 	Tim Mander 	LNP 	2.2
Whitsunday 	Amanda Camm 	LNP 	3.3
Theodore 	Mark Boothman 	LNP 	3.3
Ipswich West 	Darren Zanow 	LNP 	3.5
Moggill 	Christian Rowan 	LNP 	3.6
Ninderry 	Dan Purdie 	LNP 	4.1
Mermaid Beach 	Ray Stevens 	LNP 	4.4
Oodgeroo 	Mark Robinson 	LNP 	4.5
Buderim 	Brent Mickelberg 	LNP 	5.3
Southport 	Rob Molhoek 	LNP 	5.4
Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe
Burdekin 	Dale Last 	LNP 	7.0
Toowoomba North 	Trevor Watts 	LNP 	7.3
Gympie 	Tony Perrett 	LNP 	8.5
Maroochydore 	Fiona Simpson 	LNP 	9.1
Kawana 	Jarrod Bleijie 	LNP 	9.3
Safe 	Safe 	Safe 	Safe
Bonney 	Sam O'Connor 	LNP 	10.1
Mudgeeraba 	Ros Bates 	LNP 	10.1
Toowoomba South 	David Janetzki 	LNP 	10.2
Burnett 	Stephen Bennett 	LNP 	10.8
Scenic Rim 	Jon Krause 	LNP 	11.4
Lockyer 	Jim McDonald 	LNP 	11.5
Nanango 	Deb Frecklington 	LNP 	12.2
Southern Downs 	James Lister 	LNP 	14.1
Surfers Paradise 	John-Paul Langbroek 	LNP 	16.2
Broadwater 	David Crisafulli 	LNP 	16.6
Gregory 	Lachlan Millar 	LNP 	17.2
Condamine 	Pat Weir 	LNP 	19.2
Callide 	Bryson Head 	LNP 	21.7
Warrego 	Ann Leahy 	LNP 	23.1
Crossbench seats 	Crossbench seats 	Crossbench seats 	Crossbench seats
South Brisbane 	Amy MacMahon 	GRN v ALP 	5.3
Maiwar 	Michael Berkman 	GRN v LNP 	6.3
Mirani 	Stephen Andrew 	ONP v ALP 	9.0
Hinchinbrook 	Nick Dametto 	KAP v LNP 	14.8
Noosa 	Sandy Bolton 	IND v LNP 	15.8
Hill 	Shane Knuth 	KAP v ALP 	22.5
Traeger 	Robbie Katter 	KAP v ALP 	24.7
; Notes
===Post-election pendulum===
Government seats	Government seats	Government seats	Government seats
Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal 	Marginal
Murrumba 	 	LNP 	0.3
Stretton 	 	LNP 	0.6
Logan 	 	LNP 	1.0
Bancroft 	 	LNP 	1.4
Stafford 	 	LNP 	2.4
Kurwongbah 	 	LNP 	2.5
Bulimba 	 	LNP 	2.6
Mount Ommaney 	 	LNP 	3.5
Lytton 	 	LNP 	3.9
Mirani 	 	LNP 	4.3 v ONP
Ferny Grove 	 	LNP 	4.8
Ipswich West 	Darren Zanow 	LNP 	5.6
Macalister 	 	LNP 	5.9
Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe 	Fairly safe
Capalaba 	 	LNP 	6.1
Pine Rivers 	 	LNP 	6.3
Springwood 	 	LNP 	6.5
Moggill 	Christian Rowan 	LNP 	7.0 v GRN
Aspley 	 	LNP 	7.1
Mansfield 	Pinky Singh 	LNP 	7.5
Gaven 	 	LNP 	7.6
Redcliffe 	 	LNP 	8.5
Pumicestone 	Ariana Doolan 	LNP 	8.9
Cook 	 	LNP 	9.1
Cairns 	Yolonde Entsch 	LNP 	9.2
Rockhampton 	 	LNP 	9.2
Mulgrave 	 	LNP 	9.4
Mackay 	 	LNP 	9.6
Hinchibrook 	 	LNP 	9.9 v KAP
==References==
Category:Queensland elections