The Tasmanian Electoral Commission provides a number of services to help you have your say at the 2014 State election.
The TEC's electronic roll means you can vote at any polling place in Tasmania. Find your nearest polling place online or the ElectionsTas smartphone app, or check your newspaper.
Watch this animation about voting in a Tasmanian House of Assembly election.
The TEC has a number of vision impaired voting systems (VI Vote) available at pre-poll centres and a number of polling places on polling day. Call 13 2326 to confirm the location of these systems.
For other assistance, please call 13 2326 for options to help you have your say at the 2014 State election.
Apply for a postal vote now.
If you need a postal vote, your Postal Vote Application form must reach your Returning Officer before 6pm Thursday 13 March 2014 (or Tuesday 11 March 2014 if an overseas application).
Applications are available at any post office, electoral office or online.
Pre-poll centresHobart, Launceston, Devonport and Burnie centres are open weekdays from Monday 3 March 2014 until 6pm Friday 14 March 2014.
Click on the location below to see the address and opening times.
Hobart pre-poll centre
Ground floor, NAB House
(formerly AMP building)
86 Collins St, Hobart
9am to 5pm
(closed Mon 10 March)
Launceston pre-poll centre
85A George St, Launceston
8:30am to 5:30pm
(closed Mon 10 March)
Devonport pre-poll centre
Devonport Library,
21 Oldaker St, Devonport
9:30am to 5:30pm
Burnie pre-poll centre
Burnie pre-poll centre
First floor, Harris Building
49 Cattley St, Burnie
8:30am to 5:30pm
In addition, the following pre-poll centres will be open in Glenorchy, Kingston and Rosny from 9:30am to 5pm, weekdays from Tuesday 11 March 2014 until 6pm Friday 14 March 2014.
Click on the location below to see the address.
Glenorchy pre-poll centre
Glenorchy LINC
4 Terry St, Glenorchy
Kingston pre-poll centre
Kingston LINC
11 Hutchins St, Kingston
Rosny pre-poll centre
Rosny LINC
Bligh St, Rosny
Call 13 2326 to find your nearest pre-poll centre.
Apply online for an Express Vote to be delivered to you by email or fax or in our ElectionsTas smartphone app.
Overseas postal voteOverseas postal applications have closed.
Call 13 2326 to find your nearest interstate pre-poll centre.
Postal voteApplications are available at any Tasmanian post office, electoral office or online.
Remote express voteA way to vote using email for electors who are in remote locations of Australia during the election.
Pre-poll voting allows electors to vote in person at electoral offices within Tasmania and across Australia at Australian Electoral Commission divisional offices. Pre-poll voting is available during regular electoral office hours soon after the announcement of candidates until the Friday before polling day.
To find your nearest divisional office, call 13 23 26 or enter your postcode at Contact the AEC to find contact numbers for your local office.
Postal voting is available to all Tasmanian electors who cannot get to a polling place on polling day. Voters must first apply for a postal vote. The ballot is then mailed to the voter, who completes it and returns it to the Returning Officer by post.
Overseas voters can apply for a postal vote online.
Express voting is a new service which allows electors to receive a ballot paper image by email or fax. The voter must then complete the ballot, sign a declaration and return the ballot and declaration to the returning officer by post, email or fax.