Overview

• The Queensland election campaign has been disrupted by renewed debates on abortion laws, with the Katter's Australian Party pushing for recriminalization.
• LNP leader David Crisafulli faces scrutiny for refusing to clarify his stance on a conscience vote regarding a potential repeal of abortion decriminalization.
• Polling indicates that a majority of Queenslanders, including LNP supporters, favor keeping abortion decriminalized, which Labor sees as a potential advantage.
• Labor is focusing on healthcare promises, including additional hospital beds and paramedics, while the LNP emphasizes reducing youth crime and healthcare reforms.
• Both parties are strategically targeting key regional seats, with Labor defending its hold and the LNP aiming to gain momentum in traditionally Labor-held areas.