The Beagle

Jun 12, 2020

Eden Monaro pre-polling opens next week


 The Australian Electoral Commision advise that there will be in-person and postal voting options available for the Eden Monaro by-election and it is important to plan how you will cast your vote according to your personal circumstances
 
 If you are enrolled in the federal electoral division of Eden-Monaro, you will be required to vote in this by-election.
 

The division of Eden-Monaro is located in NSW and covers areas surrounding the ACT, including both coastal and rural localities.
 
 

If you are eligible and unable to cast your vote on by-election day you can vote at an early voting centre.
 
 Pre-polling will begin in the Eden Monaro federal electorate Monday, with some centres open Monday and others, including Narooma, opening from Thursday.
 
 Narooma CWA Rooms 96 Campbell St | View on map

  • Wheelchair accessible

  • Opening times

    • Thursday 18 June – Friday 19 June (8:30–17:30)

    • Monday 22 June – Thursday 25 June (8:30–17:30)

    • Friday 26 June (8:30–18:00)

    • Saturday 27 June (9:00–16:00)

    • Monday 29 June – Tuesday 30 June (8:30–17:30)

    • Wednesday 1 July (8:30–18:00)

    • Thursday 2 July (8:30–17:30)

    • Friday 3 July (8:30–18:00)

    Other early voting centres can be found HERE
     
         Alternatively, the Haymarket, Wollongong, Wagga Wagga and Goulburn offices will be open on Thursday 2 July (8.30am-5.30pm) and Friday 3 July (8.30am-6.00pm).
     

Postal voting

If you are unable to get to a polling place you can apply to vote by post.
 

Overseas voting

There will be no overseas voting centres for the Eden-Monaro by-election.
 
 Candidates (14) in ballot paper order

1. STADTMILLER, Matthew
 Shooters, Fishers and Farmers
 

2. JANSSON, James
 Science Party
 

3. BALDERSTONE, Michael
 Help End Marijuana Prohibition (HEMP) Party
 

4. HOLGATE, James
 Independent
 

5. HICKS, Trevor
 The Nationals
 

6. McCRAE, Dean
 Liberal Democrats
 

7. ANGEL, Joy
 SUSTAINABLE AUSTRALIA - STOP OVERDEVELOPMENT. STOP CORRUPTION.
 

8. McBAIN, Kristy
 Labor
 

9. BOSI, Riccardo
 Independent
 

10. PORTER, Karen
 Independent
 

11. GRIFF, Cathy
 The Greens
 

12. STOREY, Narelle
 Christian Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group)
 

13. POTTER, Jason
 Australian Federation Party
 

14. KOTVOJS, Fiona
 Liberal

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