MORE than 29,000 Hinkler voters have headed to polling booths to cast their early vote but the Australian Electoral Commission is still expecting a massive turnout today.

Nationally, Fairfax-Ipsos poll figures suggest Labor is still within striking distance of victory, and a hung Parliament is a real risk.

Within Hinkler, the Coalition's Keith Pitt remains favourite according to Sportsbet at $1.08.

Seventy percent of the money is backing Mr Pitt to win Hinkler, with 25% of the money on Pauline Hanson's One Nation candidate Damian Huxham, who has shot up from $51 to $21 in the past week.

The remaining 5% is backing Labor's Tim Lawson who's odds have lengthened from $6 last week to $7.50 as of yesterday.

It's important to note that reforms to the way we will elect the new Senate will streamline the approach to preference selection this year.

In the past, preferences have been linked to the deals done through group voting tickets

It is the Senate voting (white ballot) that has changed.

You must either number at least six boxes above the line from 1 to 6 or at least 12 boxes below the line from 1 to 12.

You vote for candidates in the order you prefer and if your first choice has the least number of votes when tallied, he or she is eliminated from the running and your vote passes on to your second favourite, then your third choice and so on.

VOTING BOOTHS

Note to interstate voters: Absentee interstate votes must be made at 81 Barolin St. Votes for Hinkler, Flynn and other electorates within Queensland cannot be made there - but you can vote for other Queensland electorates at all other voting booths.

Alloway State School

Apple Tree Creek Memorial Hal

l Bundaberg Church of Christ

Bargara St Peter's Church Hall

Bundaberg East State School

Bundaberg North Progress Association Hall

Bundaberg North State School

Bundaberg South State School

Burnett Heads State School

Burrum Heads Community Hall

Childers Isis Community Stadium

Cordalba State School

Elliott Heads State School

Goodwood State School

Burrum District Community Centre

Coral Coast Christian Church

Kalkie State School

Kepnock State High School

Norville State School

Thabeban State School

Walkervale State School

Woodgate Community Hall

Woongarra State School

HINKLER

1 Keith Pitt (LNP)

2 Stephen Lynch (Family First)

3 Damian Huxham (Pauline Hanson's One Nation_

4 Robert Windred (Australian Liberty Alliance)

5 Bill Foster (Independent)

6 Tim Roberts (Greens)

7 Tim Lawson (Labor)

FLYNN

1 Richard Love (Katter's Australian Party)

2 Craig Tomsett (The Greens)

3 Nathan Fletcher (Independent)

4 Zac Beers (Labor)

5 Phil Baker (Pauline Hanson's One Nation)

6 Scott Duncan (Independent)

7 Jordan Puku (Independent)

8 Ken O'Dowd (LNP)

9 Heather Barnett (Family First)