Local government election day is here in Southport! Find out about the battle for Gold Coast City Council seats and more juicy details.
The atmosphere is charged with anticipation as Southport gears up for its local government election day. With 46 candidates vying for just 15 seats on the Gold Coast City Council, the competition is fierce and emotions are running high. Residents are heading to polling booths to cast their votes, adding to the excitement of the day. Despite the intense rivalry, there is a sense of community spirit as locals come together to participate in this democratic process.
Amidst the election buzz, a surprising story unfolds involving the Titans NRLW skipper securing a long-term extension following an impressive performance. The news adds an unexpected twist to the day's events, showcasing the diverse range of happenings in Southport beyond just politics. As the day progresses, wait times at the polling booths are predicted to be shorter than usual, thanks to the record number of over 115,00 early voters who have already made their voices heard.
In the midst of the electoral chaos, personal dramas surface as one candidate reveals, 'She's never forgiven me.' The mysterious statement hints at underlying tensions and unresolved conflicts, adding a layer of intrigue to the election narrative. Despite the political fervor, the human stories behind the candidates remind us that behind every campaign flyer lies a complex individual with their own personal struggles and relationships.
As the local election drama unfolds in Southport, it's clear that this day will go down in history as a moment of decision and unity for the community. With surprises, long-term contracts, and emotional revelations, the event encapsulates the essence of democracy in action. So, whether you're in line at the polling booth or following the updates from afar, the battle for Southport's future continues with passion and purpose.
The polls have opened on local government election day, with 46 candidates fighting for 15 seats on the next Gold Coast City Council.
Wait times at polling booths are expected to be a little shorter than usual, with more than 115,00 locals having already cast their ballots ahead of Election ...
Incumbent Fraser Coast Regional Council Mayor George Seymour has extended his lead as results also start to firm for some divisions across the region.
While Les Hotz' lead has shortened in the race for the top job in the North Burnett Council, three challengers were going neck and neck in Division 2.
The polling booths have closed and the counting has started in the 2024 Local Government Elections โ with seven positions up for grabs on Moreton Bay City ...
That ends our coverage tonight. It doesn't look like there will be anymore further developments in the Councillor voting numbers this evening. We'll come back ...