How are Queenslanders feeling as they head to the polls?

With the clock ticking, just how are voters across Queensland feeling? And have they made up their minds?

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00:00With the 50 Cent Bosses, it's definitely helped with getting around to work and doing stuff,

00:07seeing family more often now, so that's really good that the budgeting has been cut lower

00:12and the taxes too, that's been going down, that's really good. I'm very happy with Labor

00:17for doing that actually.

00:19And I work in community services and the other co-workers are like, you vote for the Liberal?

00:26And I was like, yeah, because they're doing things. Labor's to hand out rather than hand up.

00:34This state election I would really like to see some policies being put forward that addresses

00:40disability inclusion and help to minimise the barriers faced by people living in rural

00:47and regional Australia.

00:48I've always had a Liberal point of view on the election, so it's my turn to vote, so

00:55I've got a Liberal point of view.

00:58The Labor campaign is a negative. I'm not happy with the way they approached it. They

01:05should be dealing with issues like the commercial fishing industry, which has been destroyed

01:09by their policies.

01:10I've not supported major parties for almost two decades now. I voted One Nation number

01:16one and Family First number two, and the Greens last.

01:20But I really do feel like it's time for a change. I think that the Labor government

01:24have had a really good go, but I also am a public servant, which creates other issues

01:32as far as, you know, if the LNP get in, what are they going to do?

01:35I just think, I just want to vote for whoever's not in party now, just because of the way

01:40the economy is going and all the youth crime and everything that's happening. I want to

01:45try and step away from that and go someone else, like maybe the Greens or One Nation.

01:50My key issues are the rental and housing crisis and also women's health care. I am really

01:58terrified by the idea of, you know, a party getting in that doesn't view abortion as an

02:03essential part of women's health care.

02:05Out of the two major parties, I feel like both candidates haven't created long-term

02:10solutions to the current problems that we're facing. Majority of the policies that they've

02:14implemented or are willing to implement are just short-term solutions.