More ways to vote than ever
Early voting
Under new legislation, every elector can vote early without eligibility requirements. For the week before polling day, early voting centres will be open across many districts, giving voters more choice, reducing congestion, and creating a smoother, more convenient voting experience.
Interstate or overseas voting
You’ll find voting centres across South Australia, interstate, and even at select overseas locations to cast your vote in person. It’s all about making voting easier, wherever you are.
Polling day voting
Polling booths are open from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. You can vote at any polling booth, anywhere within the state.
Postal voting
Remote mobile voting
Remote mobile polling is a voting service provided to electors in remote areas. This service enables electors in remote rural and outback communities to be visited by electoral officials so they can cast their vote.
Telephone Assisted Voting (TAV)
Hospital or nursing home (declared voting)
Residents of nursing homes, those in hospital or other institutions, such as prisons, can vote at state elections and by-elections with a mobile voting team. We send trained electoral teams to support the voting process. Patients and residents of these institutions may also apply for a postal vote. These are known as "Declared institutions".