Elections

All three state electorates covering Redland City would have changed boundaries if a proposed Queensland electoral redistribution is adopted. The redistribution is being managed by the Queensland Redistribution Commission comprising: Mr Gregory Koppenol (a former judge of the District Court of Queensland as chairperson; Mr John Sosso, Director-General of the Department of State Development, Infrastructure

6,000 voters in Mount Cotton and Sheldon could be returned to a Redland City based electorate if the Queensland Redistribution Commission follows suggestions made during its initial phase of community consultation. The electoral redistribution presently underway is tasked with ensuring that Queensland Parliament’s 93 electorates each have a similar number of voters. The legal requirement

Incumbent Henry Pike (Liberal) was today declared winner of the 3rd May election for the Federal seat of Bowman. Pike went into the election with a comfortable 5.5% margin, after his first run in LNP colours at the 2022 elections. Labor kept the voters in suspense as to who would be their candidate in 2025,

At the upcoming Federal Elections on 3 May 2025 Redlands voters will have to choose from seven candidates vying for the seat of Bowman in the House of Representatives, and help to choose six Senators for Queensland from 56 candidates. Early voting for Redlands voters Early voting centres will be open from Tuesday 22 April

UPDATE – THIS STORY WAS PUBLISHED ON 29 MARCH BEFORE THE CLOSE OF NOMINATIONS. FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ABOUT CANDIDATES WHO HAVE NOMINATED FOR BOWMAN GO TO THIS STORY PUBLISHED ON 12 APRIL 2025: Redlands voters to choose from seven candidates for Bowman Six candidates for Bowman have started campaigning for the election which will be

Shaun Holloway, a long-time Redlands resident of over 15 years, has announced his intention to run as an independent candidate for Bowman. Passionate about the local community and fairness for all, Shaun believes it’s time for a fresh approach to politics. One of the key reasons behind Shaun’s decision to run is his belief that

Security guard keeping the peace at the Victoria Point Early Voting Centre The Redland City Elections set a new low standard of bad behaviour in Queensland with all candidates receiving this week a written warning. Security guards are now in place at Redland City’s early voting centres and are expected to be at polling booths

Between them, the 23 candidates for election to Redland City Council have so far reported more than $287,000 in election spending on elections signs, flyers and other items. We know this because local council election candidates are legally required to report their electoral expenditure in a timely fashion to the Electoral Commission of Queensland (ECQ),

Early voting in the Redland City Council elections starts on Monday 4 March for two weeks. The final day of voting will be Election Day which is 16 March 2024. Here’s some of our thoughts about the candidates. Voting for a new Redlands mayor After three terms of Karen Williams, Redlands voters now have the