Feeling disappointed yet proud after such a strong result with a completely independent effort. It was a close count! Within a few hours of the 2pm Thursday 20 June voting deadline, the results were in: Voters: 10,006 of Sorell’s 13,552 …
Ballot packs are out now and your vote must be in before 2pm Thursday 20 June. Electoral Commission advice is to return your completed postal ballot pack as soon as possible, to make sure the returning officer receives it before …
Sorell residents will elect a new Mayor in June 2024. Local, skilled and trusted, I am thoroughly qualified and well prepared to be Sorell Mayor. I’ll bring a steady hand with the passion, dedication and know-how to work with people …
Still deciding? Voting in the 2022 Council elections is compulsory and closes at 2pm sharp on Tuesday 25th October. If you haven’t posted your completed vote by Friday afternoon, you can still lodge your vote in the secure TEC issued …
Congrats to Clarence City Council for putting together Tasmania’s first Easy Read Information Guide for local government elections so that all Tasmanian voters can have their say. The guide makes it easier to understand why voting is important, steps through …
Expert political analyst Kevin Bonham explains how to make the best use of your vote in the 2022 Tasmanian local government elections. In short: your vote is powerful, don’t just stop at 1-5 and do think about who you want …
Voting in the 2022 local government elections is compulsory. There are 13007 people eligible to vote for Sorell Council, an increase from 11 393 in 2018. In 2018 there were just 9 candidates for 9 Sorell Council positions so we …