Queensland Labor needs to convince regional voters it deserves a fourth term in government, but it has a tough battle on its hands from the LNP.
"They just don't have enough money to last them the week out.Bundaberg is Queensland's most marginal seat this state election .Ms Tasker said 4,000 people shopped at the low-cost store in the past month alone, not including the walk-ins picking up free goods.
This was largely due to voter satisfaction with the Palaszczuk Government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The LNP is hoping it turns back to blue and is running local Bree Watson who was the former chair of the Queensland Horticulture Council as its candidate.) Labor is expected to lose Townsville, Mundingburra and Thuringowa in North Queensland where crime and cost of living are front of mind for voters.Photo shows A woman with a black shirt that says chicken and chips.
Greens volunteers have knocked on 85,000 doors across the six seats so far, after reaping success from the strategy at the 2022 Federal election.
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