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Enrol to Vote at a New Residence

How to enrol to vote when moving to a new residence.

When you move house, you need to change your details on the electoral roll.

To do this you would need to:
  • pick up an enrolment form from any post office, or
  • phone the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) on 131 832.

Your new address will be then be recorded for any upcoming elections.


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Enrolling to vote - Do I have to enrol in Council, State or Federal elections?

Yes. It is compulsory to enrol if you:

  • are an Australian citizen
  • are aged 18 years or over
  • have lived at your current address in Victoria for at least one month

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State Elections - When is the next one?
State Elections are run by the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) and occur every four years.

The next Victorian State Election will be held in November 2014.

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Voting - Do I have to vote in a Council, State or Federal election?
Yes. You may be fined a sum of about $58 if you do not vote.

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