Local Government Elections are conducted via postal vote.
If your address is up to date, you should have received a voting pack by post. Once completed, you can:
- Hand deliver to the City Administration Building; or
- Hand deliver to a polling station on election day
Replacement voting packs
Replacement voting packs will be available at the City Administration Building and any polling station on election day. Valid photo ID is required.
Frequently asked questions
Is voting in a local government election compulsory?
Whilst voting in local government elections isn’t compulsory in WA, your voice matters and every vote has a real impact.
Voting gives you the chance to influence who will represent your community and make decisions that impact your everyday life.
Can I vote in a local election if I am not enrolled to vote in the City of Karratha district?
No, you need to be enrolled in the district to receive a Voting Pack or obtain a replacement Voting Pack.
You can change your address online with a driver’s licence, passport number or other proof of identity documentation on the Australian Electoral Commission website Enrol to Vote.
What if I’m enrolled to vote in the City of Karratha district but I’ve moved house?
No problem, you can obtain a replacement Voting Pack from the City administration building or any polling station on election day.