Community Electoral Information Session Welcome. This presentation has been developed by the AEC to help communities understand the electoral system and.

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Presentation transcript:

Community Electoral Information Session Welcome

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

Topic 1 Do I have to enrol and vote?

All Australian citizens aged 18 years and over are required to vote. It is the law. To vote you must be enrolled on the Electoral Roll. Topic 1: Do I have to enrol and vote?

If you are aged 18 years and over and an Australian citizen you must enrol to vote. If you are 16 or 17, you can enrol. Topic 2: Do I have to enrol and vote?

Everyone who is eligible to vote must be enrolled. If you have never enrolled, you can do it now and you won’t be fined. Topic 1: Do I have to enrol and vote?

Enrolling to vote is quick and easy. You can enrol by filling in an enrolment form, either online or using a paper version of the form. Topic 2: Do I have to enrol and vote?

Ensure your enrolled name and address details remain up to date. You can do this quickly and easily online: Topic 1: Do I have to enrol and vote?

It is compulsory for all Australian citizens aged 18 years and over to enrol and vote. It is your right and your responsibility. Topic 1: Do I have to enrol and vote?

Optional activity: enrol to vote, or check your enrolment details. Topic 1: Do I have to enrol and vote?

Topic 2 What happens on election day?

1.Arrive at the polling place Topic 2: What happens on election day?

2. You may be offered how-to-vote cards Topic 2: What happens on election day?

3. You may need to line up Topic 2: What happens on election day?

4. Go to the issuing table Topic 2: What happens on election day?

5. Answer three questions Topic 2: What happens on election day?

6. You will be given two ballot papers Topic 2: What happens on election day?

7. Go to a voting screen Topic 2: What happens on election day?

8. Fill in the ballot papers - follow the instructions Topic 4: What happens on election day?

9. Fold the ballot papers, put them in the ballot boxes Topic 2: What happens on election day?

10. Community Events Topic 2: What happens on election day?

You can ask for help at any time Topic 2: What happens on election day?

Optional Activity: Election Day Timeline Topic 2: What happens on election day?

Topic 3 How do I make sure my vote gets counted?

In a federal election you vote for representatives to the House of Representatives and to the Senate. Your vote can only be counted if you correctly complete both your ballot papers. Topic 3: How do I make sure my vote gets counted

House of Representatives voting To vote in a House of Representatives election you will be given a green ballot paper. Follow the instructions. Number every box in the order of your choice. Topic 3: How do I make sure my vote gets counted

Senate voting To vote in the Senate election you will be given a white ballot paper. This ballot paper has a black line across it. You can vote above the line OR below the line. Topic 3: How do I make sure my vote gets counted

Senate voting – above the line If you want to vote above the line, you must number at least six boxes from 1 to 6. Topic 3: How do I make sure my vote gets counted

Senate voting – below the line If you vote below the line you must number at least twelve boxes from 1 to 12. Topic 3: How do I make sure my vote gets counted

Instructions are printed on the ballot papers. Follow the instructions and your vote will be counted. You can ask for help anytime. Topic 3: How do I make sure my vote gets counted

Optional activity: Complete a sample House of Representatives and Senate ballot paper Topic 3: How do I make sure my vote gets counted

All Australian citizens aged 18 years and over must enrol and must vote.All Australian citizens aged 18 years and over must enrol and must vote. Follow the instructions, make sure your vote gets counted.Follow the instructions, make sure your vote gets counted. For more information visit