Penny ALLMAN-PAYNE
Senator for Queensland · Australian Greens
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(Matt) CANAVAN
Senator for Queensland · The Nationals
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Anthony CHISHOLM
Senator for Queensland · Australian Labor Party
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Nita GREEN
Senator for Queensland · Australian Labor Party
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Pauline HANSON
Senator for Queensland · One Nation
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Susan McDONALD
Senator for Queensland · The Nationals
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James McGRATH
Senator for Queensland · Liberal Party of Australia
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Corinne MULHOLLAND
Senator for Queensland · Australian Labor Party
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Malcolm ROBERTS
Senator for Queensland · One Nation
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Paul SCARR
Senator for Queensland · Liberal Party of Australia
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Larissa WATERS
Senator for Queensland · Australian Greens
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Murray WATT
Senator for Queensland · Australian Labor Party
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56 recorded contestants · names, affiliations and public records
| Name / public profile | Affiliation at this event | Recorded status / result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brianna BAILEY | Australian Labor Party | contested · 2098 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| William BAY | The Great Australian Party | contested · 459 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jason BROWN | Independent | contested · 616 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Peter CASEY | Australian Labor Party | contested · 2743 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Melinda CHISHOLM | Australian Labor Party | contested · 1336 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Geena COURT | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | contested · 860 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jennifer COX | The Greens | contested · 636 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Marnie Laree DAVIS | Indigenous - Aboriginal Party of Australia | contested · 757 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Gregory DILLON | Animal Justice Party | contested · 105 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Danny DONOHUE | Independent | contested · 245 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Kamala EMANUEL | Socialist Alliance | contested · 622 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Harry FONG | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 4375 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Stuart FRASER | LNP | contested · 1935 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Karen FULLER | Family First | contested · 396 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Claire GARTON | The Greens | contested · 540 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Nita GREEN | Australian Labor Party | elected · 25373 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ange HARPER | Jacqui Lambie Network | contested · 2693 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Richard Frederick HEALY | Citizens Party | contested · 95 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Gilbert HOLMES | Independent | contested · 1903 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Ross HONNIBALL | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 72 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Michelle JENSZ | Animal Justice Party | contested · 1645 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Belinda JONES | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 5411 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Frank JORDAN | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 182 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Kirsten KENNEDY | The Greens | contested · 775 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Lachlan LADE | Libertarian | contested · 159 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Cameron McClure LECKIE | Australia's Voice | contested · 164 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Sophia LI | LNP | contested · 908 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Melody LINDSAY | Legalise Cannabis Party | contested · 502 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Katie LUSH | Family First | contested · 4107 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Robert LYON | Katter's Australian Party (KAP) | contested · 924 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Rhett MARTIN | Sustainable Australia Party - Universal Basic Income | contested · 661 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Melissa McARDLE | The Greens | contested · 445 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| David McCLAER | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 625 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Michelle McDONALD | Australia's Voice | contested · 1392 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Susan McDONALD | LNP | elected · 4413 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Aidan McGUIRE | Australia's Voice | contested · 120 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Robert McMULLAN | Trumpet of Patriots | contested · 1234 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Corinne MULHOLLAND | Australian Labor Party | elected · 1934 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jan PUKALLUS | Citizens Party | contested · 421 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Luke Daniel PULLAR | Australian Democrats | contested · 129 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Gerard RENNICK | Gerard Rennick People First | contested · 13267 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Malcolm ROBERTS | Pauline Hanson's One Nation | elected · 13005 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Scott Frazer ROBERTS | Australian Democrats | contested · 977 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Paul SCARR | LNP | elected · 19107 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Craig SCHRAMM | Jacqui Lambie Network | contested · 166 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Danielle SHANKEY | Australian Labor Party | contested · 1147 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Navdeep Singh SIDHU | The Greens | contested · 866 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Chris SIMPSON | FUSION | Planet Rescue | Whistleblower Protection | Innovation | contested · 921 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Catherine SMITH | HEART Party | contested · 227 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jonathan STRAUSS | Socialist Alliance | contested · 3121 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Yvonne TUNNEY | LNP | contested · 473 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Larissa WATERS | The Greens | elected · 22422 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Wayne CoCo WHARTON | Indigenous - Aboriginal Party of Australia | contested · 3226 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Jim WILLMOTT | Libertarian | contested · 1290 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Duke WONG | Independent | contested · 711 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
| Peter ZHUANG | LNP | contested · 810 below-the-line first preferences; group above-the-line votes are separate | Official record |
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