Proposed Queensland electoral changes may remove two MPs' seats
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- •The proposed changes involve redrawing electoral boundaries in Queensland.
- •Two sitting MPs face the possibility of losing their seats due to these changes.
- •The review aims to reflect population changes and maintain balanced representation.
- •The process is part of Queensland's regular electoral boundary adjustments.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Queensland parliament approves the proposed electoral boundary changes Two current MPs lose their seats, potentially altering party representation in the state legislature
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