Full list of polling booths in NSW: Where to vote in the 2024 local government election

The NSW council election is on Saturday, with voting opening at 8am and closing at 6pm sharp. Find the closest place to vote.

The NSW local government election will be held on September 14, with voting opening at 8am and closing at 6pm sharp. Picture: Inge Hansen

The countdown to the NSW Local Government election is edging closer.

But many in NSW still have questions about where to vote.

Voting day is Saturday, September 14, with polling booths to be open from 8am to 6pm.

Voting will be held at schools, churches, community centres and public buildings.

You must vote at a venue in your enrolled council area and can choose from a number of voting options.

These include voting in person at a polling place on election day, pre-poll voting, postal voting and telephone assisted voting for electors who are blind or have low vision.

The NSW Electoral Commission will be conducting the elections for 126 councils across the state with some councils also holding mayoral elections, constitutional referendums and/or polls.

Electoral Commission staff will be on hand to supervise voting.

See the full list of voting venues across NSW below.

What time do polling booths open?

Voting opens from 8am

What time do voting booths close?

Voting closes at 6pm.

What is the expected waiting time for voting?

Waiting time depends on the polling booth, but it’s usually less than 10 minutes.

When will results be announced?

Results should start being seen from about 6.15pm.

Liverpool and Fairfield councils are absent from the list due to being managed by another commercial electoral provider.

Voting information for these councils can be found on their websites.