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hf20RGwlTR- Anthony Albanese April 3, 2022Īlbanese also took his travelling campaign roadshow to the Byron Bay Bluesfest, in the seat of Richmond, in the second week of the election. On the decks tonight for Madonna Jarrett's campaign launch for Brisbane – tomorrow we hit the campaign trail. Other Greens sources said the prospects in Macnamara and Richmond were slimmer, despite growing enthusiasm. He said Griffith volunteers had recorded 20,000 conversations with voters, with another 14,000 in Ryan, and that the campaign in Brisbane was “gaining momentum”. Bandt claimed the Greens were “level pegging or have our noses in front” in all five target seats, but was particularly enthused about feedback received in conversations the party was having with voters when doorknocking. The Greens did not finish in the top two of any of the Queensland seats in 2019.īut Greens nominated Brisbane, Ryan and Griffith as major targets partly because the party holds Queensland state seats which overlap with those federal electorates, and say the party’s ground campaign has massively expanded since 2019. Labor’s Peter Cossar, running again this year, got 24% of the vote – barely half of Simmonds’ primary vote. Ryan is held by first-term Liberal MP Julian Simmonds on a 6% margin.

The Greens candidate for Griffith, Max Chandler-Mather. Brisbane, held by Coalition assistant minister Trevor Evans on a 4.9% margin, was nearly as strong for the Greens at the last election, with their challenger Andrew Bartlett attracting 22.3% of the vote, just 2% behind Labor. The Greens candidate, Max Chandler-Mather, ran in 2019 and scored 23.6% of the vote – a 6.6% swing to the party. Griffith is held by shadow water minister Terri Butler, on a 2.8% margin. “We’re gaining support in an election where the others have gone small, because we’re offering vision.” They recognise politics isn’t delivering for them,” Bandt said. “It’s a myth that Queenslanders are inherently conservative. While the Greens are still running hard in all five, the three Queensland seats are emerging as the party’s biggest hopes of winning a second House of Representatives seat.

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But Labor voices insist they, not the Greens, are in the box seat to snare two inner-Brisbane seats held by the Coalition, in tight three-cornered contests.īefore the election, the Greens nominated five seats as its main targets the Coalition-held seats of Ryan and Brisbane in Queensland, as well as Labor’s seat of Griffith in that state plus Labor-held Macnamara in Victoria and Richmond in New South Wales.