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Australian Electoral Commission
It is compulsory for you to enrol and vote in federal elections if you are:
If you are unable to sign your name due to a physical disability you may get someone else to complete your enrolment form and sign it on your behalf.
To complete this form you will need a registered medical practitioner to complete and sign the medical certificate on this form.
To enrol to vote select the enrolment form for your state or territory from the list below.
You can choose to vote by post or in person at a polling place.
To vote by post, you can register as a general postal voter on this form. This means at the time of an election your ballot papers will be automatically sent to your postal address.
Many polling places have appropriate facilities to assist people with a physical disability and staff in the polling place can help you with voting.
More information on assistance with voting is available.
The AEC acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters, culture and community. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.