Low-sensory voting

If you need a quieter and calmer environment to vote in the Werribee District by-election due to sensory overload, you can come to our low-sensory mobile voting session on Tuesday 28 January.

We have designed this session to create a welcoming and calm environment away from the regular noise and stimulation of a voting centre.

When: 10 am to 6 pm, Tuesday 28 January.

Where: Lollypop Creek Community Centre, 104 Shipwright Parade, Werribee.

During the session you will notice:

• lighting at the venue has been dimmed
• extra space around voting booths
• a temperature controlled environment
• quieter voting centre
• staff trained to support people with a hidden disability

Family and friends supporting a person with sensory needs can also vote during the session.

Find other voting options for the Werribee by-election.

What is mobile voting?

Mobile voting means we can take our enrolment and voting services to Victorians who might otherwise have trouble attending a voting centre. This can include:

• hospitals and rehab facilities
• aged care facilities
• residential disability services.

By law, mobile voting is not open to the general public.