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Australian federal election, 2022
Senate election, Queensland
(See NSW /
Vic /
WA /
SA /
Tas /
ACT /
NT)
Senators up for election in 2022:
Senator Hon Matthew Canavan (Nationals)
Senator Anthony Chisholm (Labor)
Senator Pauline Hanson (One Nation)
Senator Hon James McGrath (Liberal)
Senator Hon Amanda Stoker (Liberal)
Senator Murray Watt (Labor)
Senators serving until 2025:
Senator Nita Green (Labor)
Senator Susan McDonald (Nationals)
Senator Gerard Rennick (Liberal)
Senator Malcolm Roberts (One Nation)
Senator Paul Scarr (Liberal)
Senator Larissa Waters (Greens)
Comment:
At the 2019 election, the Liberal National Party polled 2.72 quotas, while Labor polled only 1.58 quotas - Labor's worst result in any state, and
not enough to elect two Senators. The LNP will almost certainly win three seats, but Labor will need to improve its vote if it is retain its two seats.
The Greens polled 0.70 quotas in 2019, which will be enough to elect a Senator if repeated in 2022. One Nation polled 0.78 quotas, which when combined
with Pauline Hanson's high personal profile should be enough to get her re-elected. Former Nationals MP George Christensen will be on her ticket.
With its vote squeezed from both right and left, Labor may again fail two seats, although recent polling suggests that Labor's
position may have improved. Senator Anthony Chisholm is in the hot seat, since the Left's Murray Watt gets the top spot.
In May 2021 the LNP decided the ballot order would be McGrath (Lib), Canavan (Nat) and Stoker (Lib). The lead Greens candidate is Penny Allman-Payne,
a Gladstone teacher. Former Queensland premier Campbell Newman will run for the Liberal Democrats. In January 2022 Clive Palmer, mining magnate and former
one-term MP, announced that he would run as the United Australia Party candidate. Palmer also ran in 2019 and polled 3.5%.
Candidates in ballot-paper order:
Group A: The Silent Majority (unregistered)
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| Len Harris |
Debra Yuille |
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| Renee Lees |
Kamala Emanuel |
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| Bernard Bradley |
Suzette Luyken |
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| Rhett Martin |
Timotheos Firestone |
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| Ron Williams |
Frank Jordan |
Ron Williams website
Group F: TNL (formerly The New Liberals)
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| Bess Brennan |
Hannah Kennish |
Steven Hopley |
Jonathon Momsen |
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| Lloyd Ingram |
Jack Creighton |
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| Kerin Payne |
Ken Carroll |
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| Steve Dickson |
Rebecca Lloyd |
Steve Dickson website
Group I: Socialist Equality Party (unregistered)
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| Mike Head |
John Davis |
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| Penny Allman-Payne |
Anna Sri |
Ben Pennings |
Navdeep Sidhu |
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| Alyce Nelligan |
Rebecca Haley |
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| Lionel Henaway |
Jenny-Lee Carr |
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| Jan Pukallus |
Rod Doel |
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| Jason Miles |
Elise Cottam |
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| Heston Russell |
Jay Hansen |
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| Isabel Tilyard |
Jackie Bennett |
Michael Smyth |
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| Mackenzie Severns |
Sue Weber |
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| Luke Arbuckle |
Chris Simpson |
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| Clive Palmer |
Martin Brewster |
Desmond Adidi |
Jack McCabe |
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Senator Hon James McGrath
(Liberal) |
Senator Hon Matthew Canavan
(National) |
Senator Hon Amanda Stoker
(Liberal) |
Nicole Tobin
(Liberal) |
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Andrew Cripps
(National) |
Fiona Ward
(Liberal) |
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| Allona Lahn |
Jasmine Melhop |
Peter Lambeth |
Allona Lahn website
Group U: Fusion: Science, Pirate, Secular, Climate Emergency
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| Brandon Selic |
Roger Whatling |
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| Drew Pavlou |
Dr Simon Leitch |
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| Campbell Newman |
Tegan Grainger |
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| Senator Pauline Hanson |
Raj Guruswamy |
George Christensen |
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| Senator Murray Watt |
Senator Anthony Chisholm |
Edwina Andrew |
Christina Warry |
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| Jen Henderson |
Richard Pascoe |
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Robert Lyon
Katter's Australian Party |
David Schefe |
Lindsay Temple |
Chey Hamilton |
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| Lorraine Smith |
Laurence Quinlivan |
Karakan Kochardy |
Peter Rogers |
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