Devonport based Senator Anne Urquhart will lead the Tasmanian Labor Senate ticket at the number one position, with Launceston-based Senator Helen Polley endorsed at the number two position.

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Senator Polley said that she was delighted to be preselected in the senate ticket, saying that healthcare was one of the biggest issues facing Tasmania.

"I will keep fighting everyday until every Tasmanian has been vaccinated, for an affordable health system that Tasmanians can rely on, for no more cuts to Medicare and aged care and more support for Tasmanian industry including our tourism and hospitality sectors as they rebuild from the pandemic" she said.

Former State Franklin MP Alison Standen has been endorsed at the number three position, with Daniel Hulme at the number four position.

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Mr Hulme is the chief of staff to Senator Catryna Bilyk and a former State MP.

"It is an honour to be selected as one of Labor's Senate candidates and I will be working hard to support the Labor team at the next election," Mr Hulme said.

Ms Standen -who lost her seat in Franklin in May's state election -said that healthcare, housing, aged care and infrastructure were the key issues affecting Tasmanians.

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