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aec.gov.au North Sydney By-Election 5th December 2015 : Australian Electoral Commission

Organisation : Australian Electoral Commission (aec.gov.au)
Facility : North Sydney By-Election
Country : Australia

Notification : http://www.aec.gov.au/north-sydney/
Home Page : http://aec.gov.au/

North Sydney By-Election :
When? :
By-election day, Saturday 5 December 2015
Polling places open at 8am and close at 6pm sharp.
The by-election is only for voters enrolled in the electoral Division of North Sydney in New South Wales.

Key dates for the 2015 North Sydney by-election :
Issue of writ Monday 26 October 2015
Close of rolls 8pm AEDT Monday 2 November 2015
Close of nominations 12 midday AEDT Thursday 12 November 2015
Declaration of nominations 12 midday AEDT Friday 13 November 2015
By-election day Saturday 5 December 2015
Return of writs on or before Wednesday 3 February 2016

Where can I vote? :
Voting for the North Sydney by-election is not yet open. You can vote at any polling place in the electoral Division of North Sydney on by-election day. Polling places will not be available outside North Sydney on by-election day.

I can’t make it on by-election day :
Voting is compulsory. If you do not vote and do not have a valid reason for failing to vote, you will be fined. If you can’t make it to a polling place on by-election day, you could be eligible to vote early.

Who do I vote for? :
Candidate nominations are open now – candidates for the by-election will be announced at midday on Friday 13 November 2015

Who you choose to vote for is your decision :
Outside the polling place, candidate representatives may give you how-to-vote cards, suggesting you vote in a particular way. You do not have to follow how-to-vote cards.

Do I need to vote in the by-election? :
If you are an Australian citizen aged 18 years or older and live in the electoral Division of North Sydney, it is compulsory to enrol and vote in the by-election.

Practise voting – Senate :
On the white ballot paper you have a choice of two ways to vote:
** Either above the line
** Put a ‘1’ in the box above the line for the party or group of your choice.
** By doing this, you are using the numbering that group has made below the line on its group voting ticket.
** Or below the line
** Number every box in the order of your choice below the line.
** If you choose to vote below the line you need to number every box in the order of your choice

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