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Voting and elections

Untangle the differences between local, state and federal elections and make sure you're enrolled and ready to vote.

  • Check or change your enrolment

    Any time you change your name or address, you need to update your details on the electoral roll.
  • Enrolling to vote

    Voting is a way to have a say in lots of things that affect you, your family and your community. But before you can vote, you need to enrol.
  • Guide to federal government and elections

    Find out how to vote in a federal election, who you're voting for and how the outcome will affect the country.
  • Guide to state government and elections

    Find out how to vote in a state election, who you're voting for and how the outcome will affect the state.
  • Guide to local council and elections

    Find out how to vote in a local election, who you're voting for and how the outcome will affect your community.
  • Getting involved in an election

    The weeks running up to an election are an exciting time in politics. Learn about how you can get involved.
  • How to vote in a referendum

    Australian citizens vote in referendums to approve or reject proposed amendments to the Australian Constitution.
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