State electorate boundaries
State electoral boundaries
Queensland is currently divided into 93 State electorates. At a State election, electors in each electoral district vote for one candidate to represent them in Parliament.
The current Parliament was elected on boundaries that were set in mid-2017. New boundaries were set in June 2026 after a process known as an electoral redistribution.
Find out more about electoral redistributions.
The new boundaries will come into effect for the next State general election in October 2028. Until then, your elected representative and any by-elections will continue to use the boundaries set in 2017.
To search electorates, click on the button below. If you have any trouble accessing the maps, please contact us.
View electorate maps (2017 boundaries):
- Combined 93 electorates A3 sized PDF maps
- 93 individual A3 sized PDF maps
- 93 individual A0 sized PDF maps (with satellite image background)
View electorate maps (2026 boundaries):
The digital Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data for the state electoral boundaries are available through the Queensland Government Spatial Catalogue (QSpatial).
Federal electorates
To view your federal electorate, please see the Australian Electoral Commission.