ALP Abroad: Voting Overseas

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Voting Overseas You can vote in person at 104 Australian diplomatic missions and embassies in federal elections and at a lesser number for state elections. You can also submit a postal vote. Polling stations are usually open for a two week period before an election to allow for voting in person. Please check the relevant diplomatic mission or embassy for detailed information about opening times and how to submit a postal vote. Voting by post - how to receive and submit the forms You can vote by post - start by downloading the Postal Vote Application form from this site. » more Voting in person - where and when to vote There are 104 overseas polling stations for pre-poll voting in the 2007 federal election. Find the polling station closest to you. » more Are you still on the roll? Make sure that you are still enrolled, and can cast a valid vote in the 2007 poll. » more Australians can vote in the UK Australians living in the UK are entitled to vote in the all local, European and National elections because they are Commonwealth citizens. » more