State districts
There are 88 electoral districts in Victoria.
Voters in a district elect one member of Parliament to represent them in Victoria's Legislative Assembly, also known as the Lower House.
The party or coalition of parties that wins the majority of Lower House seats forms the Victorian Government.
Electoral boundaries are changing
Victoria's electoral boundaries are going to change for November's State election. This means that you may be enrolled in and need to vote for a new district or region, even if your address has not changed.
These changes come into effect on Tuesday 1 November, but you can see the new boundaries now.
Search your address below. It's best if you enter a full address rather than a general suburb, because parts of some suburbs may be in different electorates.
Find my district
If you don't know which district you are in, you can check which boundaries cover where you live.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A
Ashwood District (new)
B
Berwick District (new)
C
D
E
Eureka District (new)
F
G
Glen Waverley District (new)
Greenvale District (new)
H
I
K
Kalkallo District (new)
L
Laverton District (new)
M
N
O
P
Pakenham District (new)
Point Cook District (new)