Australia Federal Election 2025 - Norfolk Island Polling Booth
25 April 2025
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Saturday 3 May 2025 is Polling Day, so don’t forget to vote. All eligible voters should be enrolled, and it is a legal requirement to vote in the Australian Federal Elections.
Three years ago, was the last Australian Federal Elections held on 21 May 2022, and the Labour Party won the election and Anthony Albanese become the elected Prime Minister of Australia.
The Bean, ACT electoral district is in Canberra and also includes Norfolk Island, and residents of Norfolk Island are registered under the ACT, Bean electoral roll. The Norfolk Island polling booth premises details under the Bean electoral district in ACT. Check the internet under the official AEC for details, enter our Norfolk Island post code 2899 and follow the link for the details.
The Australian Federal Election Polling Booth for voting on Norfolk Island will be held at Rawson Hall, Taylors Rd, Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island ACT 2899.
(Next to the Norfolk Island Information Centre and the Norfolk Island Regional Council (NIRC) Customer Care).
Early voting is available this week:
Wednesday 30 April 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 1 May 8:30am – 5:30pm
Friday 2 May 8:30am - 6:00pm
On Election Day, Saturday 3 May, voting will be open from 8am to 6pm.
Please check the links below for updates and polling booth details.
Polling places near Norfolk Island in the 2025 election - Australian Electoral Commission
This election there are four listed candidates who are standing for the Bean, ACT electoral district House of Representative and there is long list of about 14 candidates standing for the Senate.
To view the list of candidates follow this link at enter 2899 for Norfolk Island post code.
Who are my candidates - Australian Electoral Commission
https://www.aec.gov.au/election/candidates.htm?suburb=Norfolk%20Island&division=Bean&state=ACT
During the last weeks the “AEC Official Guide to the 2025 federal election” has been delivered to my PO Box, plus some other political advertising and political mail. I have also noticed that some candidates have information on Social Media Facebook posts. I have followed the AEC official internet links for information for BEAN ballot for the House of Representatives and the Candidates for the Senate.
If you need to check out any details about the Australian Federal Elections check out this internet link for Australian Electrical Commission (AEC).
Remember to vote and have your say.
Your vote will help shape Australia.
Betty Matthews
25 April 2025