LNP Leads Queensland Election

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Queensland election

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LNP wins Queensland election, likely with a clear majority

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Liberal National Party ( LNP ) winning 38 of 93 seats, Labor 26 , Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) three and independents one.

Including undecided seats where one party is ahead, it's 49 LNP , 39 Labor , three KAP , one Green and one independent.

Current primary votes are 40.9% LNP (up 5.7% ), 33.4% Labor (down 6.6% ), 10.3% Greens (up 0.7% ) 7.8% One Nation (up 1.0% ) and 2.3% ..

Freshwater poll: Coalition holds narrow lead, a one -point gain for Labor since the September poll.

By 4539 , voters supported Australia becoming a republic ( 4235 in January ) On colonial history, 26% thought it something we should be proud of, 12% said it should be ashamed of.

Cost of living remained the top issue with 72% saying it was important.

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