National two-party preferred estimate
Labor
Vote: 55.2%
L/NP
Vote: 44.8%
David Crisafulli tells the final day of the LNP's state conference in Brisbane that "a plethora of well-meaning right-wing campaign groups" fractured the base of the Peter Dutton-led federal Coalition, allowing Labor to be returned to office with a primary vote of just 34.5 per cent.
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