Australian federal election, 2022
Senate election, Queensland

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(See NSW / Vic / WA / SA / Tas / ACT / NT)

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Senators up for election in 2025:

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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)

Senators serving until 2028:

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Senator Penny Allman-Payne (Greens)

Senator Hon Matthew Canavan (Nationals)

Senator Hon Anthony Chisholm (Labor)

Senator Pauline Hanson (One Nation)

Senator Hon James McGrath (Liberal)

Senator Hon Murray Watt (Labor)

Comment:

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At the 2022 election, the Liberal-National Party won 2.50 quotas, while Labor won 1.75 quotas. This gave both the Coalition and Labor two seats, but was not enough to give the LNP a third seat. The Greens polled 0.86, enough to get Penny Allman-Payne elected. Pauline Hanson's One Nation polled 0.51 quotas, a suprisingly poor vote that only just sufficed to secure Hanson's re-election. In 2025 the LNP will be defending the three seats it won in 2019, and will lose its third seat if the Labor vote recovers from its 2019 low point. The loser will be Senator Gerard Rennick, who has lost his preselection to Stuart Fraser. One Nation's Malcolm Roberts will have a struggle to hold his seat. If he loses the LNP will probably win the last seat.

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Announced candidates:

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Liberal Party and The Nationals

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Paul Scarr Liberal Party	Susan McDonald The Nationals	Stuart Fraser Liberal Party

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Other announced candidates:

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Angela Harper Lambie Network	Larissa Waters Australian Greens

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