2009 State Election fast facts

Enrolment deadline: 5pm on Saturday 28th February 2009
Election day: Saturday 21st March 2009
Voting is compulsory
On election day, polling booths will be arranged at convenient locations throughout Queensland. Polling booth locations will be available following close of rolls. Polling booths will be open from 8am to 6pm.
If you can't make it to a polling booth on election day, other options such as postal voting and pre-poll voting are available.
Voting instructions are at the top of your ballot paper.

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Useful Links:

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2009 State election

Sunshine Coast Elections is a website dedicated to the 2009 State Government Elections for the Sunshine Coast area.

More than 300 candidates will contest the Queensland State elections, called by Premier Anna Bligh on February 23rd.

Election day, March 21, will see over 200,000 Sunshine Coast residents called to vote. Click here for polling booth locations.

Electoral Districts on the Sunshine Coast include

• Buderim (new since 2006 election)
• Caloundra
• Glasshouse
• Gympie
• Kawana
• Maroochydore
• Nicklin
• Noosa
• Pumicestone

Sunshine Coast Elections is be offered to every Sunshine Coast State election candidate as a way to present themselves to voters online. It's a free service.

If you cannot see detail for a candidate you know of, they may still be in the process of providing information, or they may not be aware of the site.

Please let them know, or Contact Kook Multimedia here.

Did You Know?

The last Queensland State election was held in September 2006.
Queensland is the only state to retain 3 years as its parliamentary term.

Want to help run this Election? The Electoral Commission of Queensland, is seeking expressions of interest from persons interested in working as an election official at the next State Election.

Enquire Here

2009 State election

Did You Know?

Want to help run this Election?

The Electoral Commission of Queensland, is seeking expressions of interest from persons interested in working as an election official at the next State Election.