Polling Report
· 23 February 2026
DemosAU QLD State Polling Results - February 2026
Queensland's LNP is weathering the surge in support for One Nation better than its Coalition counterparts interstate and in Canberra. On a two-party preferred basis, the LNP leads 56% to 44%, up 2.2% since the last election. While there has been a primary vote swing against the LNP, it is muted compared to what has occurred nationally.
· 23 February 2026
The poll of 1,044 Queenslanders, conducted from 10 to 20 February 2026, shows the LNP leading on 34% (down 7.5% from last election), ahead of Labor on 28% (down 4.6%), One Nation on 21% (up 13%) and the Greens on 10% unchanged.
At a time when we are seeing the Federal Coalition poll below 20% nationwide due to the One Nation surge, the fact that the LNP is on 34% in One Nation home state is significant.
How this poll was conducted
- Fieldwork
- 10–20 February 2026
- Sample
- 1,044 respondents (702 effective, after weighting)
- Margin of error
- ±3.7%
- Population
- Queensland
- Method
- Internet panel survey of Queenslanders aged 18+ eligible to vote, rim weighted by Age × gender, education, personal income, residential tenure, region, 2024 state vote, and left–right self-identification. State voting intention was the first substantive question after demographics.
- Commissioned by
- Premier National