Australia's 11 most right-leaning seats are all in Queensland.

The most right-leaning seat is Maranoa, an outback electorate that covers 42 per cent of the Sunshine State.

At the other end of the spectrum is Deputy PM Anthony Albanese's inner-western Sydney seat of Grayndler, the most left-leaning politically.

Queensland is also home to the top 10 seats that are least in favour of increasing foreign aid, least in favour of increasing university funding, least in favour of more action on climate change, and least in favour of pricing carbon.

Queensland's most left-leaning seat is Kevin Rudd's electorate of Griffith; it's the 37th most left-leaning seat in the country.
21 things Vote Compass reveals about Australians - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

2. The Coalition holds Australia's tenth most left-leaning seat.

With thanks to Malcolm Turnbull in Wentworth.

On the flip side, Labor holds the fifth most right-leaning seat in the country - Capricornia.