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At a federal election only half of the Senate positions for each state typically become vacant, resulting in six Senate vacancies per state, while all territory Senate positions become vacant. To learn more about voting in the senate, click here.
At a federal election only half of the Senate positions for each state typically become vacant, resulting in six Senate vacancies per state, while all territory Senate positions become vacant. To learn more about voting in the senate, click here.
At a federal election only half of the Senate positions for each state typically become vacant, resulting in six Senate vacancies per state, while all territory Senate positions become vacant. To learn more about voting in the senate, click here.
At a federal election only half of the Senate positions for each state typically become vacant, resulting in six Senate vacancies per state, while all territory Senate positions become vacant. To learn more about voting in the senate, click here.
At a federal election only half of the Senate positions for each state typically become vacant, resulting in six Senate vacancies per state, while all territory Senate positions become vacant. To learn more about voting in the senate, click here.
At a federal election only half of the Senate positions for each state typically become vacant, resulting in six Senate vacancies per state, while all territory Senate positions become vacant. To learn more about voting in the senate, click here.
At a federal election only half of the Senate positions for each state typically become vacant, resulting in six Senate vacancies per state, while all territory Senate positions become vacant. To learn more about voting in the senate, click here.
At a federal election only half of the Senate positions for each state typically become vacant, resulting in six Senate vacancies per state, while all territory Senate positions become vacant. To learn more about voting in the senate, click here.
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Build a Ballot launches a few weeks before every State and Federal election and helps you plan your own preferences, ready for election day.
Discover how your local candidates and parties are approaching the issues you care about most and plan your own preferences, ready for election day.

Rate your support for policies addressing big issues, such as housing, energy, climate and healthcare

Build a Ballot calculates a match score with each candidate in your electorate, based on how their actual policy positions compare with your answers

Arrange candidates into your own preference order. Once you've planned your lower and upper house votes, save your voting plan, ready for election day!
Build a Ballot launches a few weeks before every State and Federal election. Fill out the form, and we’ll let you know when the tool is live.
