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Education
Updated 27 Sep 2020
The ACT Electoral Commission, in conjunction with the ACT Legislative Assembly education office, produces a range of material for education purposes. Commission staff are also available to visit schools and community groups to conduct education sessions.
ACT Electoral Commission education policy
Objectives:
- To ensure that the voters of the ACT know at election time when the election is to be held, where and when they can vote, how to vote and when a timely, accurate and transparent result is expected.
- To facilitate school and community programs which place elections within a civics and citizenship framework, illustrate the process of the Hare-Clark electoral system and encourage enrolment.