Steven Miles says Labor wants to win a majority government but isn't ruling out testing his numbers on the floor as the Queensland election campaign officially begins.Labor is vying for a fourth term in government but is facing a tough battle from the LNP,

Queenslanders will head to the polls on 26 October. While Labor has won 11 of the past 12 state elections, they face a challenge from David Crisafulli's Liberal National Party.

Queensland Premier Steven Miles says he is “excited” about the state election campaign because it is “unlike anything else”.

Steven Miles is about to hit the campaign trail to sway voters, but the polls suggest he's still got a lot of convincing to do, writes Leonie Mellor.

David Crisafulli has declared his Liberal National Party is the “underdog” in the Queensland election, despite its dominant lead in the opinion polls and the baggage carried by the three-term Labor government under Steven Miles.

Sky News host Caleb Bond says Queenslanders “can’t wait” to get rid of Premier Steven Miles. “They can’t wait to get rid of that giggling little bugger,” Mr Bond said. “They say tomorrow, ‘First Strike: Mediscare’