Topic 3 Where do I go to vote?. This presentation has been developed by the AEC to help communities understand the electoral system and the important.

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Topic 3 Where do I go to vote?

This presentation has been developed by the AEC to help communities understand the electoral system and the important part played by each voter. The person presenting the information does not work for the AEC or represent the AEC. Any views expressed by the presenter during this session do not necessarily reflect those of the AEC. For more information, go to the AEC’s website or ring Introduction

This topic will provide information about the options you have for voting in a federal election. Venues which are commonly used as polling places are schools, community halls and church halls. Topic 3: Where do I go to vote?

If you are unable to attend a polling place on election day you can still vote. If you know that you will not be near a polling place on election day. Go to a pre-poll voting centre or apply for a postal vote. If you know that you will not be in Australia on election day.

If you cannot get to a polling place on election day, and you are not sure what to do: Visit the Australian Electoral Commission website Or Phone the Australian Electoral Commission information line Topic 3: Where do I go to vote?

Conclusion Topic 3: Where do I go to vote? Question? Visit or Phone