Electoral districts

‘District’ refers to an electorate within the State of Queensland.
Each electoral district is represented by a single member in Parliament.
Queensland is divided into 93 state electoral districts—electoral district boundaries change every 8 years on average.

Find your electoral district

Visit the Electoral Commission Queensland to find or download a map or search by address.
- You can download and print the following maps for free:
  - current local government boundary maps and state electoral boundary maps
  - historical cadastral maps showing parishes, counties and land areas through the Open Data Portal.
Buy a map.
- Digital GIS data of electoral boundaries (supplied with a licence) is available for download.

Electoral Commission

The Electoral Commission Queensland is an independent body responsible for the impartial conduct of state and local government elections in Queensland. Other responsibilities include:

ensuring fair electoral boundaries for elections
administering the public reporting of political parties’ income and expenditure
maintaining the electoral roll
increasing public understanding of our democratic system.

State redistributions

Queensland electoral district boundaries are changed on average every 8 years. The latest redistribution was in 2017. The Queensland Redistribution Commission is responsible for making changes to the boundaries of the State’s electoral districts.

Find out more about state electorate redistributions.

Last updated:: 23 September 2022