To find out which electorate you are in Queensland, you can use the Electoral Commission of Queenslands website. On the website, you can search for your electorate or local government area by entering your address. The website also provides information for first-time voters.

If you are looking for your state electorate, you can visit the Electoral Commission Queenslands website. Queensland is divided into 93 state electorates, and each electorate is represented by a single member in Parliament. The website provides maps of the electorates, which were redrawn in mid-2017 to accommodate Queenslands growing and shifting population. The redistribution was done to ensure that each electorate has roughly the same number of voters to uphold the principle of one vote, one value.

If you are looking for your federal electorate, you can use the Australian Electoral Commissions website. On the website, you can search for your federal electorate by entering your locality, postcode, or name. In some cases, a locality/suburb or postcode may be in more than one federal electorate. If this is the case, you can contact the AEC to confirm which federal electorate you live in.

In summary, to find out which electorate you are in Queensland, you can use the following resources:

• Electoral Commission of Queenslands website to find your electorate or local government area
• Electoral Commission Queenslands website to find your state electorate
• Australian Electoral Commissions website to find your federal electorate