Voting in London is underway for the Queensland State Election. Registered overseas voters can cast their ballot up till 6pm this Friday, 24 November, in London.
London based Labor supporters showed their support for the re-election of the Annastacia Palaszczuk-led ALP state government in Queensland, posing for a photo (above) outside the iconic Big Ben which is currently being restored.
ALP Abroad President Paul Smith urged overseas Queenslanders to vote, warning of the potential influence of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation on the Liberal National Party in what polls are indicating is shaping up to be a neck-and-neck tussle.
“Vote for a Labor government they can be proud of while overseas that also has a plan to provide jobs in Queensland when they return,” Smith said.
“The stakes are high with polls showing a clear choice between a Labor government or LNP one that will rely upon One Nation for support.”
Meanwhile, speaking at the LNP campaign launch at the weekend, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull described the Palaszczuk government as “lazy” and “do nothing green”, claiming it was a threat to the state’s coal industry.
Voters in London can vote at the Queensland Office of Trade and Investment , Australia Centre (Australia House), Cnr Strand & Melbourne Place, London WC2B 4LG. Map
The election takes place this coming Saturday, 25 November. However, London voters only have till 6pm this Friday (London time) to have their say.
Voting times this week in London for the Queensland state election are
- Monday 6 March to Thursday 9 March (9.00am- 5.00pm);
- Friday 10 March (9.00am- 6.00pm)
- There is no voting on Saturday.
Details of other overseas booths can be found on the ALP Abroad website.
