Queensland's Electoral Map Shake-Up: Two Seats Gone, Two New Ones
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Queenslands electoral boundaries undergo significant changes in a new draft proposal, with two seats, Stretton and Hill, being eliminated and replaced by Caboolture and Springfield. Eighteen existing seats will also receive new names. The redraw aims to balance voter rolls around the average of forty thousand per seat, with political reactions already heating up. Labor leader Steven Miles criticized the process, while Katters Australian Party and LNP expressed concerns about seat distribution. The new seats favor Labor heartland, and public input is welcome until April ninth.
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