“Election day is still our biggest voting event, with around 1.1 million electors needing to cast their vote to choose the next government of Queensland,” Mr Vidgen said.
“However, it may not be an uneventful day, with the Bureau of Meteorology predicting some wild weather in parts of the state.
“As well as electors planning the way they’ll have their say when voting, they may also have to plan their vote around the weather.”
The weather bureau is forecasting a “very dangerous” thunderstorm from late in the morning, with a chance of giant hail and lightning.
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