Legislative Council elections 2025


Legislative Council election tagline - Your division. Your vote. Your voice.

 These elections are not to be confused with the separate, Australia-wide, federal election, which was recently held on 3 May. For information on the federal election, visit the Australian Electoral Commission website. Go to AEC website 



Results

Final results for the divisions of Montgomery, Nelson and Pembroke.


Your candidates

Montgomery, Nelson and Pembroke candidates have been announced.


Ways to vote

  Polling has closed.

Polling day for Montgomery, Nelson and Pembroke is Saturday 24 May. There are options available for voting on or before polling day.


Frequently asked questions

Answers to commonly asked questions about voting, enrolment, employment, campaigning and more.


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Periodic elections were conducted for the Legislative Council divisions of Montgomery, Nelson and Pembroke.

The elected members will serve until the 2031 periodic elections.

Polling day was Saturday 24 May 2025.

Remember, voting in the Legislative Council elections is compulsory.


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Election timetable

6 pm
Tuesday 15 April

Issue of the writs & close of enrolment

9 am
Wednesday 16 April

Candidate nominations open

12 noon
Thursday 1 May

Candidate nominations close

12 noon
Friday 2 May

Announcement of nominations

4 pm
Friday 16 May

Postal vote applications close

8 am to 6 pm
Saturday 24 May

Polling day



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Ways to vote

  Polling has closed.

You can vote in person at a polling place on polling day. If you expect to be unable do this, there will be early voting options available.



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Enrolment

  Enrolment has closed.

To vote in these Legislative Council elections, you must be correctly enrolled before 6 pm on Tuesday 15 April 2025.

Further information is available to assist you if you need to enrol to vote or update your enrolment.



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Information for candidates

  Nominations have closed.

If you wish to stand as a candidate, a range of information is available to help you understand the eligibility requirements and nomination process. You'll also find guidance on the rules that candidates must follow.







Related information

Divisions

Profiles and maps of the Legislative Council divisions.

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Who represents you?

A search tool to learn who currently represents you at each level of government.
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Previous elections

Results of previous elections.
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Media releases

Latest news from the TEC.

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