How to vote

ICYMI: A detailed look at our 2022 Indigenous Guernsey ? Launched in January ahead of the AFLW season, we'll be wearing it in an AFL match for the first time ...

It was the Spirits that gave the world form and meaning. Sydney players will don a new Marn Grook guernsey this year, which has been designed by GO Foundation scholar, artist Lua Pellegrini. A proud Wiradjuri woman who grew up on Darug country, Pellegrini is studying at UNSW and is Chairperson of the NSW Youth Advisory Council. The artwork on the guernsey is titled Duguwaybul Yindyamangidyal which means altogether respectfully: respect, gentleness, politeness, honour, careful, altogether as one. Winmar’s guernsey, which features traditional Indigenous splatter painting techniques, is inspired by his family, his heritage and his love of the Saints. It shows everyone coming together as one and has all the elements of the Australian landscape including land, sea, waterways, flora, fauna, sun, moon and stars. The club's 2022 Indigenous guernsey is called 'Marram'. Designed by Wurundjeri/Dja Dja Wurrung artist Ky-ya Nicholson Ward, the guernsey will be worn by both the club's men's and women's teams for the first time in history. GIANTS' JUMPER Learn more about it here Passionate about his culture, Whitton believes in the importance of storytelling and sharing this knowledge with his children so they can be proud of their Indigenous heritage. Fremantle will proudly wear a Michael Walters and Peter Farmer Junior designed Indigenous jumper for the AFL’s Sir Doug Nicholls Round games against Collingwood and Melbourne in rounds 10 and 11. Designed by star forward Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti, the feet represent the Bombers' past First Nations players, with the striking design also depicting the pathway and journey through different terrains and lands to the NEC Hangar, our central meeting place. Kellett has a special link to Indigenous Round being the great granddaughter of Sir Doug Nicholls and she wanted the design to feature as many Indigenous stories from the club as possible. LIONS' JUMPER Learn more about it here Designed by triple Premiership Lion and proud Eastern Arrernte Man, Darryl White, the Lions' 2022 Indigenous guernsey is a representation of both Darryl’s heritage, and the rich history of the Brisbane Lions, including the merging of the Brisbane Bears and Fitzroy Lions 25 years ago and a representation of it being 20 years since our triumphant Premiership win in 2002.

Armed rebels say ceasefire will run from May 25 until June 3 to allow Colombian voters to cast their ballots 'in peace'.

Colombians will head to the polls on May 29 to vote for a new president to lead the country until 2026. In a statement on Monday, the ELN said the pause in hostilities would run from May 25 until June 3 “so that those that want to vote can do so in peace”. The group said it had taken the decision in its own interests to generate a “better atmosphere … so that we can see who could be the winning candidate”.

BOGOTA — Colombia's National Liberation Army (ELN) on Monday announced a 10-day unilateral ceasefire ahead of presidential elections and reiterated the ...

Colombia's ELN rebels declare ceasefire ahead of presidential vote Back to video BOGOTA — Colombia’s National Liberation Army (ELN) on Monday announced a 10-day unilateral ceasefire ahead of presidential elections and reiterated the leftist guerilla group’s willingness to conduct peace talks with the Andean country’s next government. Colombia's ELN rebels declare ceasefire ahead of presidential vote

"Strategic voting, including a blank box against the name of Zed Seselja will improve the chances of Canberra being taken more seriously by the federal ...

Strategic voting, including a blank box against the name of Zed Seselja will improve the chances of Canberra being taken more seriously by the federal government. The second advantage is that should they be elected and at some stage need to resign, it is a like-minded independent that is likely to replace them. A vote for independents or Greens will send a clear message to the major parties. They have done so to remove the disadvantage of only being available to below-the-line voters. In their minds, the moral views of MPs and senators were more important than those of the ACT Assembly that they had established. At the polling booth, the best chance to disrupt the status quo is on the Senate paper.

Will early votes delay results? They could. Both pre-polling (voting in person early) and postal voting (submitting your ballot by post) is on the ...

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Seventeen million Australians are registered to vote at the upcoming federal election on Saturday, May 21, an estimated 96.8 per cent of the eligible ...

Either leader is entitled to form a coalition, although both parties would prefer to form their own majority government. Despite the AEC indicating who will win on election night, the result will not be declared until all votes are counted. That’s up from 1.5 million postal votes in the 2019 federal election. If you get COVID-19 in the days leading up to the election, you can register for a postal vote up to Wednesday, May 18. The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) must receive your postal vote no later than 13 days after the election. You can find your closest early voting centre here.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) – May 17 is election day for the 2022 primary elections in Kentucky. Voters in central Kentucky will be determining who will be ...

If you have never voted before, consider Matilda Boseley your guide on election day or if you're planning on voting early. You can visit the Australian ...

Will early votes delay results? They could. Both pre-polling (voting in person early) and postal voting (submitting your ballot by post) is on the ...

So you're ready to vote in the federal election, but you're not sure where to go.

And if you’re overseas, your ballots must be returned in time to be counted. And if you’re not in the state where you’re enrolled to vote on election day, you will need to vote at an interstate voting centre. Look no further – welcome to your all-in-one guide to polling booths in the Northern Territory.

Look no further – welcome to your all-in-one guide to polling booths in South Australia. Voting on election day (May 21) opens at 8am and closes at 6pm sharp, ...

And if you’re overseas, your ballots must be returned in time to be counted. And if you’re not in the state where you’re enrolled to vote on election day, you will need to vote at an interstate voting centre. Look no further – welcome to your all-in-one guide to polling booths in South Australia.

Several races from the March primary in Texas went to a runoff, meaning no candidate seeking their party's nomination got more than 50% of the vote. So now, the ...

You might also see some legislative and congressional elections that vary based on where you live. The League of Women Voters has put together a guide to voting by mail for Central Texas voters here. The deadline to apply to vote by mail has passed. Voters 70 or older can bring a photo ID that has been expired for any length of time. If you didn’t vote in a March primary, you can vote in either party’s runoff race. Several races from the March primary in Texas went to a runoff, meaning no candidate seeking their party’s nomination got more than 50% of the vote.

Will early votes delay results? They could. Both pre-polling (voting in person early) and postal voting (submitting your ballot by post) is on the ...

He has previously interned at the Kuwait Times. He joined the Canberra Press Gallery in 2019 where he was executive producer of Sky News's AM Agenda, before joining NCA NewsWire as a federal political reporter. He has previously interned at the Kuwait Times. He joined the Canberra Press Gallery in 2019 where he was executive producer of Sky News's AM Agenda, before joining NCA NewsWire as a federal political reporter. Depending on the situation, barbecues may need to be stationed a little further away from the polling stations than you're used to. Advertisement

Voting on election day (May 21) opens at 8am and closes at 6pm sharp, and booths can be found at local schools, churches, community halls and public buildings ...

And if you’re overseas, your ballots must be returned in time to be counted. And if you’re not in the state where you’re enrolled to vote on election day, you will need to vote at an interstate voting centre. You can find your closest polling booth in the complete list below.

Postal votes are available until 6pm on Wednesday, May 18, and after that a phone vote is possible. Electoral Commissioner Tom Rogers said that while elections ...

“This will primarily be people who test positive to COVID-19, haven’t voted yet and won’t be out of isolation until after election day.” Postal vote applications are open until 6pm on Wednesday and available at aec.gov.au/pva Postal votes are available until 6pm on Wednesday, May 18, and after that a phone vote is possible.

Two words: postal vote. The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is leaving postal vote applications open until 6pm Wednesday 18 May.

Voting booths will likely be spaced so you're not standing right next to someone. Is this a legitimate concern? But this year is not a normal election.

After a relentless election campaign, it's finally time to hit the polling booth and decide who will run the country for the next three years.

Voting on election day (May 21) starts from 8am and closes at 6pm sharp. You need to fill in both of them, but slightly differently. For example.