TWO PARTY PREFERRED BY DIVISION - QLD

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Two Party Preferred By Division for Queensland
Division	State	Liberal/National Coalition		Australian Labor Party		Total	Swing
Division	State	Votes	%	Votes	%	Total	Swing
Blair	QLD	37,910	45.52	45,369	54.48	83,279	-10.17
Bonner	QLD	38,004	45.47	45,576	54.53	83,580	-5.04
Bowman	QLD	41,073	50.04	41,009	49.96	82,082	-8.86
Brisbane	QLD	36,212	43.24	47,526	56.76	83,738	-2.82
Capricornia	QLD	31,725	37.29	53,355	62.71	85,080	-8.70
Dawson	QLD	37,386	46.79	42,520	53.21	79,906	-13.20
Dickson	QLD	41,832	50.13	41,615	49.87	83,447	-8.76
Fadden	QLD	50,228	60.20	33,205	39.80	83,433	-5.70
Fairfax	QLD	43,558	53.01	38,609	46.99	82,167	-9.40
Fisher	QLD	42,325	53.10	37,384	46.90	79,709	-7.88
Flynn	QLD	39,967	49.84	40,220	50.16	80,187	-7.88
Forde	QLD	36,869	47.09	41,419	52.91	78,288	-14.43
Griffith	QLD	31,198	37.68	51,600	62.32	82,798	-3.84
Groom	QLD	48,468	58.22	34,782	41.78	83,250	-10.59
Herbert	QLD	41,089	50.21	40,746	49.79	81,835	-6.03
Hinkler	QLD	42,515	51.69	39,734	48.31	82,249	-6.65
Kennedy	QLD	47,339	57.51	34,980	42.49	82,319	-1.35
Leichhardt	QLD	38,127	45.97	44,816	54.03	82,943	-14.29
Lilley	QLD	34,581	41.41	48,921	58.59	83,502	-3.19
Longman	QLD	38,157	46.43	44,026	53.57	82,183	-10.32
Maranoa	QLD	50,936	64.44	28,103	35.56	79,039	-6.61
McPherson	QLD	49,195	58.83	34,434	41.17	83,629	-5.11
Moncrieff	QLD	52,042	64.01	29,259	35.99	81,301	-5.52
Moreton	QLD	36,411	45.25	44,055	54.75	80,466	-7.58
Oxley	QLD	28,868	35.87	51,607	64.13	80,475	-7.01
Petrie	QLD	39,871	47.95	43,283	52.05	83,154	-9.50
Rankin	QLD	30,643	38.26	49,440	61.74	80,083	-8.76
Ryan	QLD	45,258	53.82	38,840	46.18	84,098	-6.60
Wide Bay	QLD	47,149	58.47	33,484	41.53	80,633	-3.74
Queensland		1,178,936	49.56	1,199,917	50.44	2,378,853	-7.53
National		5,874,178	47.30	6,545,814	52.70	12,419,992	-5.44

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Two Party Preferred is usually the same as Two Candidate Preferred, however they are different when the final two candidates are not ALP and Coalition candidates. This is referred to as 'non-classic' Two Candidate Preferred.
Divisions that have non-classic Two Candidate Preferred candidates will not be included in the Two Party Preferred until a scrutiny for information is completed. This is where a notional distribution of preferences is conducted using the ALP/Coalition candidates.
In the divisions where the final two candidates are not from the ALP and the Coalition, a further scrutiny for information is conducted. This scrutiny is used to determine the next available preference to the leading ALP and Coalition party candidates for statistical purposes.
These results are final.