Candidates of the 2001 Queensland state election

A redistribution of electoral boundaries occurred in 1999.

The electorates of Archerfield, Barambah, Caboolture, Chermside, Crows Nest, Kedron, Merrimac, Mooloolah, Nerang, Sunnybank, Warwick, Western Downs, and Yeronga were abolished.

The electorates of Algester, Darling Downs, Gaven, Glass House, Kawana, Mudgeeraba, Nanango, Pumicestone, Robina, Southern Downs, Stafford, Stretton, and Yeerongpilly were created.

The redistribution merged Chermside with Kedron to create the noationally Labor-held Stafford north of Brisbane, and Crows Nest with Western Downs to create the notionally National-held Darling Downs in regional Queensland. Notionally National-held Gaven was created on the Gold Coast, and notionally One Nation-held Glass House was created on the Sunshine Coast. Archerfield was renamed Algester, Caboolture was renamed Pumicestone, Merrimac was renamed Robina, Mooloolah was renamed Kawana, Nerang was renamed Mudgeeraba, Sunnybank was renamed Stretton, Warwick was renamed Southern Downs, and Yeronga was renamed Yeerongpilly. Albert notionally became Labor-held, Callide notionally became One Nation-held, while Springwood notionally became Liberal-held.

The changes resulted in 43 notionally Labor-held seats, 10 notionally Liberal-held seats, 21 notionally National-held seats, 13 notionally One Nation-held seats, and 2 notionally Independent-held seats.

• The member for Albert, Bill Baumann (National), contested Gaven.
• The member for Archerfield, Karen Struthers (Labor), contested Algester.
• The member for Barambah, Dorothy Pratt (Independent), contested Nanango.
• The member for Caboolture, Bill Feldman (City Country Alliance), contested Pumicestone.
• The member for Chermside, Terry Sullivan (Labor), contested Stafford.
• The member for Merrimac, Bob Quinn (Liberal), contested Robina.
• The member for Mooloolah, Bruce Laming (Liberal), contested Kawana.
• The member for Nerang, Ray Connor (Liberal), contested Mudgeeraba.
• The member for Sunnybank, Stephen Robertson (Labor), contested Stretton.
• The member for Warwick, Lawrence Springborg (National), contested Southern Downs.
• The member for Yeronga, Matt Foley (Labor), contested Yeerongpilly.

• On 5 December 1998, Warren Pitt (Labor) was elected to succeed Charles Rappolt (One Nation), who resigned on 4 November 1998, as the member for Mulgrave.
• On 5 February 2000, Jo-Ann Miller (Labor) was elected to succeed Bob Gibbs (Labor), who resigned on 14 December 1999, as the member for Bundamba.
• On 5 February 2000, Mike Kaiser (Labor) was elected to succeed Bill D'Arcy (Labor), who resigned on 9 January 2000, as the member for Woodridge.

Sitting members are shown in bold text. Successful candidates are highlighted in the relevant colour. Where there is possible confusion, an asterisk (*) is also used.

• Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1998–2001
• Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 2001–2004
• 2001 Queensland state election

• Psephos: Adam Carr's Election Archive — Queensland 2001