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Check your enrolment details

The Victorian Electoral Commission have urged eligible residents and ratepayers to check they are enrolled to vote for the upcoming local council elections by 4pm on Wednesday 7 August.

Anyone on the state electoral roll is automatically enrolled for their current address for the upcoming elections.

There are also additional council enrolment categories for non-resident owners, occupiers, company nominees and non-Australian citizens who pay rates.

The rules for council enrolment have changed, with some property owners who do not live in the council area but may be eligible to vote because they pay rates

To check which council you should vote in, contact your local council for further information.

The 2024 Victorian local council elections will be the state’s largest single election program, with a predicted 4.7 million voters participating in 465 individual elections across 78 councils.

To check or amend your details, visit vec.vic.gov.au/enrolment

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