Didn't vote at the State election on March 9?
Voting in a State election is compulsory for all eligible electors.
If you did not vote in the 2013 State election, you may receive a letter regarding your apparent failure to vote. The letter will give you three options to respond. Simply choose an option and follow the instructions provided.
2013 Local Government Ordinary Elections
The 2013 Local Government Ordinary elections will be held on 19 October 2013. For key dates, view the election timeline.
Information for electors
Information for candidates
The Electoral Education Centre turns 21!
15 May 2013 is a big day for the Electoral Education Centre, marking 21 years of providing fun and engaging electoral education for Western Australians of all ages.
Since 1992, the Centre has provided electoral education services to over half a million people. This includes nearly 200 000 primary and secondary school students and over 25 000 adult learning students who have visited the Centre and over 300 000 students and adults who have been visited by Centre staff at their school or community group.
New Acting Electoral Commissioner
Mr Warwick Gately AM resigned as Electoral Commissioner on 26 April 2013 to take up the position of Victorian Electoral Commissioner.
Mr Chris Avent, Deputy Electoral Commissioner, will be acting Electoral Commissioner until the formal process for appointing a new Electoral Commissioner is completed.
Legislative Council detailed results and first preference analysis
Detailed results and first preference analysis reports, including first preference analysis by polling place, for the six Legislative Council regions are now available. See LC Results and Statistics for details.
Two-candidate preferred results by polling place
Details of Legislative Assembly results by polling place, including two-candidate preferred figures are now available. See LA Results and Statistics for details.
Re-counts in two Legislative Council regions
Martin Aldridge and Dave Grills, both of The Nationals, were elected at re-counts held on
5 April 2013 to fill vacancies in the Agricultural Region and Mining and Pastoral Region respectively.
These vacancies arose due to the resignations of Mia Davies and Wendy Duncan to contest the lower house seats of Central Wheatbelt and Kalgoorlie respectively, to which they were both elected.
Both of these positions are for the current term of the Legislative Council, which expires on
21 May 2013. From 22 May 2013, both members will remain in the Legislative Council, having also been elected at the recent 2013 State General Election for those regions.
Donations and electoral expenditure in the 2013 State election
If you received a donation and/or incurred electoral expenditure in relation to the 2013 State election, you may be required to lodge a disclosure before 24 June 2013.
See Funding and Disclosure for further information about your obligations or to download the relevant disclosure forms.
