Check my enrolment

To protect your privacy you must enter your name and address exactly as they appear on the electoral roll.

You may not be able to find your enrolment online if you:

• did not enter your full given name including any middle names
• have changed your name
• are enrolled at a different address
• are a silent elector and your details have been hidden to protect your privacy.

You should enter your given names(s), exactly as they appear on the electoral roll (e.g. Robert John).

If you are unable to confirm your enrolment try:

• including your middle name
• using different versions of your name (e.g. the full or shortened versions of your given name or your middle name)
• using another given name (e.g. if your given name is Giovanni, try John)
• using a former name if you have changed your given name
• double checking the spelling
• reversing or changing the order of your given name(s).

Check my enrolment

You should enter your family name (also known as your surname or last name) exactly as it appears on the electoral roll.

If you are unable to confirm your enrolment try:

• using your former family name (if you have previously changed your name)
• checking your family name is entered in the 'family name' field, and not in the 'given name/s' field
• double checking the spelling
• checking if the order of your family name and given name/s can be reversed.

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Locality means suburb or town.

To search your locality, start typing your suburb or town and choose from the dropdown menu that appears.

If you don not enter the suburb or town that matches your enrolment record, you will not be able to check your enrolment.

If you are unable to check your enrolment, try:

• a suburb or town from a previously enrolled address
• a neighbouring suburb or town that has the same postcode. For example, Manor Lakes and Wyndham Vale have the same postcode (3024).

Check my enrolment

Begin typing your street name and then pick the matching street from the dropdown list that appears.

Do not include your house number, only your street name.

You can leave the 'Street name' field blank if your enrolment does not have a street name.

Check my enrolment

If you have applied to be a silent elector, your details will be hidden and you will not be able to check them online.

If you are a silent elector, call our enrolment helpline on 1300 805 478 to check your enrolment.

If you cannot confirm your enrolment online, you may still be on the electoral roll.

Please contact us on 1300 805 478 and we can check your enrolment.

If you've changed your name or moved house, you must update your enrolment online with the Australian Electoral Commission, otherwise you could be removed from the roll and won't be able to vote.

The Australian Electoral Commission shares your enrolment with us so we can update our records.

We cannot update your enrolment over the phone or by email.

The deadline to enrol to vote in the 2026 state election is 8 pm on Tuesday 3 November.

Sign up to VoterAlert for free email and SMS enrolment and voting reminders.

It can take up to 2 weeks for your new or updated enrolment to appear online.

You can check the progress of your enrolment application online with the Australian Electoral Commission.

Yes! If you sign up to VoterAlert, we will send you an SMS or email when there is an election coming up.

Once you have confirmed your enrolment, you can subscribe to receive VoterAlerts by clicking on 'Update contact details'.

More information about VoterAlert.

To check if you are a council-enrolled voter, contact your council directly.

To find out more about council-enrolled voters, visit enrolling for local council elections.

For more information about enrolment, who must enrol to vote, and when to update your enrolment, visit Enrol to vote.