Accessible voting options
We want everyone to be able to vote. Read about accessible voting options and support available at the 2026 state election.
Vote by post
If you cannot get to a voting centre, you can apply to vote by post. This means you can apply to have your ballot pack sent to you, and you return it by mail.
Vote by phone
You can register to vote by phone if you:
- are blind
- have low vision
- have a motor impairment and need help to cast your vote.
Registration and voting opens on Wednesday 18 November. Telephone voting will be open:
- 9 am to 6 pm every day of early voting
- 8 am to 6 pm on election day (Saturday 28 November).
Low-sensory voting
We are holding a dedicated time and space for a quieter voting experience in each district. This will take place on Tuesday 17 November from 10 am to 4pm.
Low-sensory voting is for neurodivergent voters and voters with sensory needs.
Find low sensory voting information.
Vote at a voting centre
You can vote at any voting centre on election day on Saturday 28 November. You can also vote early at any early voting centre.
Early voting is between Wednesday 18 November and Friday 27 November. Early voting centres are open from 9 am to 6 pm each day, except Sunday 22 November.
All voting centres will have:
- at least one wheelchair height voting screen or a table-top voting screen
- magnifying sheets (to help you read the ballot papers)
- maxi pencils (easier to grip and use)
- information about how to vote in other languages.
Early voting centres will also have an assistive hearing device, to help you hear our staff.
We have listed the wheelchair accessibility rating for each venue.
Venue access guides
We have created an access guide for one early voting centre in each district to support people with disabilities and their carers. Access guides have detailed information about a venue, so voters can plan their visit.
Access guides are in our election venue locator and our list of early voting centres.
Auslan interpreters
We are working with Convo Australia to provide Auslan interpretation on demand in voting centres. Read our Auslan page for more.
Easy English voting information
Easy English is a writing style that helps people who find it hard to read. It uses short sentences with an image or picture.
We have Easy English guides on various topics, including voting in the 2026 state election.
Prepare to vote
We also have information on:
- what happens at a voting centre
- how to fill in your ballot papers correctly (including a video)
- how counting works.
You can use this information to feel confident when you are voting.