Analyst and commentator Peter van Onselen, Professor of Politics and Policy at Griffith Business School, joins InQueensland’s State Election coverage with a weekly video wrap-up of campaign developments.

InQueensland has asked community, business and industry leaders to share their impressions of the final week of the election campaign. Here are their thoughts:

With compulsory preferential voting, and a debate over who should be put last, the rate of informal votes could be high.

Exercising their democratic right doesn’t necessarily mean showing up at a polling booth for a growing number of young Queenslanders, writes Daisy Siddall

Labor’s entire election campaign has been centred around looking at what they have achieved, whereas the Queensland LNP has its sights set on building future prosperity for the state, writes Matt Canavan

The only party with a chance of forming a majority government is Labor, and the LNP’s promises can only be funded by a return to Campbell Newman-style slashing and burning, writes Jim Chalmers