Queensland state election, 12 May 1923[1] Legislative Assembly
<< 1920–1926 >>
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Enrolled voters
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449,087[1]
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Votes cast
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369,267
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Turnout
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82.23
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+2.30
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Informal votes
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4,311
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Informal
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1.17
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+0.16
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Summary of votes by party
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Party
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Primary votes
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%
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Swing
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Seats
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Change
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Labor
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175,659
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48.13
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+0.36
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43
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+ 5
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United
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131,810
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36.12
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+10.39
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16
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+ 3
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Country
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39,534
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10.83
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–6.23
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13
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– 4
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Ind. Country
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4,732
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1.30
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–0.42
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0
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– 1
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Independent
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13,221
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3.62
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+2.83
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0
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± 0
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Others
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–6.94
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– 3
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Total
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364,956
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72
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This is a list of electoral district results for the 1923 Queensland state election.
At the time, the voting system in Queensland was based on contingency voting, which was similar to the modern optional preferential voting system. In electorates with 3 or more candidates, preferences were not distributed if a candidate received more than 50% of the primary vote.
If none received more than 50%, all except the top two candidates were eliminated from the count and their preferences distributed between the two leaders, with the one receiving the most votes declared the winner.
Results by electoral district
Albert
Aubigny
Balonne
Barcoo
Bowen
Bremer
Brisbane
Bulimba
Bundaberg
Buranda
By-election
- This by-election was caused by the appointment of John Huxham as Agent-General of Queensland in London. It was held on 16 August 1924.
Burke
Burnett
Burrum
Cairns
Carnarvon
Charters Towers
Chillagoe
By-election
- This by-election was caused by the resignation of Ted Theodore, who entered Federal politics. It was held on 16 January 1926.
Cook
Cooroora
Cunningham
Dalby
Eacham
By-election
- This by-election was caused by the resignation of William Gillies. It was held on 16 January 1926.
East Toowoomba
Enoggera
Fassifern
Fitzroy
Flinders
Fortitude Valley
Gregory
Gympie
Herbert
Ipswich
Ithaca
Kelvin Grove
Kennedy
Keppel
Kurilpa
Leichhardt
Lockyer
Logan
Mackay
Maranoa
Maree
Maryborough
Merthyr
Mirani
Mitchell
Mount Morgan
Mundingburra
Murilla
Murrumba
Nanango
Normanby
- Jens Peterson was the sitting Labor MP in the 1920 election, but defected to the United party to contest the 1923 election.
Nundah
Oxley
Paddington
Port Curtis
Queenton
Rockhampton
Rosewood
Sandgate
South Brisbane
Stanley
Toombul
Toowong
Toowoomba
By-election
- This by-election was caused by the appointment of Frank Brennan to the Supreme Court. It was held on 4 April 1925.
Townsville
Warrego
By-election
- This by-election was caused by the resignation of Harry Coyne. It was held on 13 October 1923.
Warwick
Wide Bay
Windsor
Wynnum
See also
References