2022 state election

Didn't vote?

If you’ve received a letter called ‘Apparent failure to vote notice’ for the 2022 State election, don’t ignore it. This is not a fine, but your chance to explain why it looks like you didn’t vote.

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An example of the apparent failure to vote notices for the 2022 Victorian state election

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Local council structure review

Independent panels will review the structure of 39 local councils in 2023-24. You can have your say.

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Know when, where and how to vote

VoterAlert is a free SMS and email notification service for voters. Sign up to receive reminders for future elections.

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Update my enrolment

Moved home or changed your name since you last voted in an election? Update your enrolment now.

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Borough of Queenscliffe Council countback

A countback will be held on Monday 19 June to fill an extraordinary vacancy in the Borough of Queenscliffe Council.

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