After what seems like a never-ending campaign, Queensland is finally heading to the polls.

Polls have tightened, but a fourth Labor term remains unlikely and LNP leader David Crisafulli appears set to replace Steve Miles as Prime Minister.

The most recent poll shows the LNP’s lead narrowing, but still ahead 53 to 47 on a two-party preferred basis.

This translates to a change of 6 percent, which, of the 93 seats in parliament, would see Labor lose 13 seats to the LNP, enough to give Crisafulli a slim majority. But a minority government is still on the agenda.

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