2025 federal election results in Queensland.
Open any division for every candidate, first-preference total, final two-candidate count, turnout, informal ballot total, and source.
Queensland
Blair
Queensland
ElectedShayne Neumann
Australian Labor Party · 13,359 vote TCP majorityBonner
Queensland
ElectedKara Cook
Australian Labor Party · 9,906 vote TCP majorityBowman
Queensland
ElectedHenry Pike
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 5,243 vote TCP majorityBrisbane
Queensland
ElectedMadonna Jarrett
Australian Labor Party · 19,845 vote TCP majorityCapricornia
Queensland
ElectedMichelle Landry
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 11,512 vote TCP majorityDawson
Queensland
ElectedAndrew Willcox
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 23,294 vote TCP majorityDickson
Queensland
ElectedAli France
Australian Labor Party · 12,651 vote TCP majorityFadden
Queensland
ElectedCameron Caldwell
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 15,330 vote TCP majorityFairfax
Queensland
ElectedTed O'Brien
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 7,172 vote TCP majorityFisher
Queensland
ElectedAndrew Wallace
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 14,298 vote TCP majorityFlynn
Queensland
ElectedColin Boyce
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 19,981 vote TCP majorityForde
Queensland
ElectedRowan Holzberger
Australian Labor Party · 3,796 vote TCP majorityGriffith
Queensland
ElectedRenee Coffey
Australian Labor Party · 23,096 vote TCP majorityGroom
Queensland
ElectedGarth Hamilton
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 11,715 vote TCP majorityHerbert
Queensland
ElectedPhillip Thompson
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 26,386 vote TCP majorityHinkler
Queensland
ElectedDavid Batt
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 13,698 vote TCP majorityKennedy
Queensland
ElectedBob Katter
Katter's Australian Party (KAP) · 30,614 vote TCP majorityLeichhardt
Queensland
ElectedMatt Smith
Australian Labor Party · 11,454 vote TCP majorityLilley
Queensland
ElectedAnika Wells
Australian Labor Party · 30,620 vote TCP majorityLongman
Queensland
ElectedTerry Young
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 269 vote TCP majorityMaranoa
Queensland
ElectedDavid Littleproud
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 39,265 vote TCP majorityMcPherson
Queensland
ElectedLeon Rebello
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 8,625 vote TCP majorityMoncrieff
Queensland
ElectedAngie Bell
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 17,656 vote TCP majorityMoreton
Queensland
ElectedJulie-Ann Campbell
Australian Labor Party · 30,197 vote TCP majorityOxley
Queensland
ElectedMilton Dick
Australian Labor Party · 39,944 vote TCP majorityPetrie
Queensland
ElectedEmma Comer
Australian Labor Party · 2,730 vote TCP majorityRankin
Queensland
ElectedJim Chalmers
Australian Labor Party · 28,515 vote TCP majorityRyan
Queensland
ElectedElizabeth Watson-Brown
The Greens · 6,762 vote TCP majorityWide Bay
Queensland
ElectedLlew O'Brien
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 16,034 vote TCP majorityWright
Queensland
ElectedScott Buchholz
Liberal National Party of Queensland · 18,648 vote TCP majoritySource: Australian Electoral Commission · official final historical results, not a current House membership roster.
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2025 Queensland Federal Election Results by Division
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