Where to vote

Voters in the electorate of Pittwater will decide their new representative this Saturday as they head to the polls for the NSW State Election, following the ...

He would like to see public transport provided free and opposes the Northern Beaches Tunnel. Supporting solar energy and fixing the congestion through Dee Why’s major intersections are among his platforms, which were referenced in our Being located in a shopping centre, parking is not a problem and is the ideal place to vote whilst doing the shopping. Greg Mawson provides IT support for local support for schools in the area. Considering Labor is notionally nine seats away from a majority (accounting for redistribution), it is likely that either major party will need to negotiate for the support of independents or smaller parties to form government. Their stance on other local issues is unclear. His party, Sustainable Australia, advocates stricter planning laws and the restriction of the development and foreign ownership of new housing. He does not have any electoral material available online and did not attend the recent ‘Meet the Candidates’ forum. Local residents deserve a voice and their vote should count. You can also access the NSW Electoral commission’s maps and information on their This venue has lifts within close proximity and is recommended for the elderly members of our community who want to avoid the rush on election day. Want to vote elsewhere?

Premier Dominic Perrottet is hoping voters will back the Coalition for a historic fourth term, while Opposition Leader Chris Minns is targeting an end to ...

You must number at least 15 candidates for your vote to be counted. If you vote above the line you select a party, not individual candidates. If you don't vote on Saturday, an apparent failure to vote notice will be sent in the post. The other ballot paper you will receive is much larger and is for the Legislative Council, or the upper house. If you're voting for a candidate not expected to poll strongly, the more preferences you give out the more likely your ballot paper will stay live in the count. When you step into the voting centre, you will be given two ballot papers to complete.

Looking for a polling booth on election day? Here's where you can find one in South Coast and...

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Where do I vote? For those who are in New South Wales today, the NSW Electoral Commission website features an address lookup tool which can be used to find your ...

You will be required to pay a $55 fine for no voting. Note that the election official will be accompanied by a scrutineer or trusted family or friend of your choice to ensure your vote has been submitted correctly. You will have to write the number one in the square next to the candidate who is your first choice for your representative. However, if your language is not listed on the website, or you would like more information about voting in the election, you can use a free telephone interpreter service to assist you. Then, the number two next to your second choice, and so on until you have selected 15 candidates in order of preference. You will have two options: to vote above or below the line.

On Saturday, March 25 residents from the Murray electorate will decide whether the incumbent state Member for Murray Helen Dalton stays on.

If you can’t manage to get in early, the Moama Public School on Simms St, the Mathoura Visitor and Business Centre on Morris St and the Barham Community Centre Reception Room at Riverside Ct will all be open on election day between 8am and 6pm. You can cast your votes early in Moama at 26 Meninya St between 8.30am and 6pm on Friday; however, no early voting centres will be set up in Mathoura or Barham.