Overview

• Labor's Steven Miles and LNP's David Crisafulli make final appeals to voters, focusing on contrasting visions for Queensland's future.
• The election could result in a minority government, with both parties refusing to make deals with the crossbench, including the Greens and Katter's Australian Party
• Key campaign issues include youth crime, health system pressures, and cost-of-living challenges, with both parties proposing similar economic measures but differing on social policies.
• The LNP has faced internal challenges over abortion law stances, impacting their campaign amid Labor's strategic focus on cost-of-living relief measures.
• With a federal election looming, the outcome of this state election could set the tone for broader political dynamics in Australia.