There is growing discontent within the electorate of Fisher on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, with the performance of sitting Liberal National Party (LNP) Member Peter Slipper.

Mr Slipper could face disciplinary action over his decision to invite Labor Minister Kevin Rudd to the Sunshine Coast last Friday.

The visit was on the same day former Liberal prime minister John Howard was in town to launch the campaign of an LNP state candidate.

Many Fisher branch members are angry and want Mr Slipper replaced at an early preselection.

One member has also labelled Mr Slipper's allegations of branch stacking against his preselection rival Mal Brough as pathetic and toxic.

The Maleny LNP branch has called an emergency meeting for December 3 but Mr Slipper is not worried.

"I'm always happy to front LNP members and I believe that I have the continuing support," Mr Slipper said.

"I am prepared to face members of the LNP at a preselection whenever the party organisation deems it appropriate."

Mr Slipper will not rule out remaining as an independent if he loses preselection.