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Voting will not occur. The Lachlan (E Ward) by-election is uncontested as the number of candidates nominated for election is no greater than the number of councillors required to be elected.
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Lachlan E Ward
Lachlan E Ward forms part of Lachlan within Lachlan Shire Council.
2024 Lachlan Shire Council (E-Ward) by-election
Saturday, 23 November 2024
Voting will not occur. The Lachlan (E Ward) by-election is uncontested as the number of candidates nominated for election is no greater than the number of councillors required to be elected.
The election and candidate declared elected as follows: BARTHOLOMEW Judith.
For more information see Who are the candidates for the 2024 Lachlan Shire Council (E Ward) by-election.
Map data: 2023 Redistribution of Local Government Areas for LG2401, D2023-10-30
If an election has been deferred, no voting will take place until the election is rescheduled.
Venues where electors can vote before election day (early voting).
Venues where electors can vote on election day.
The election manager is responsible for overseeing the election and making sure it runs in accordance with all relevant laws.
Venues where electors can vote on election day.
Venues where electors can vote before election day (pre-poll).
Councils have the option to choose the NSWEC or a commercial election service provider to conduct the election for them. Where an election is not run by the Commission, the council should be contacted for election information.
A poll gauges the opinion of electors and help guide the council in its decisions. For a council poll to pass, a majority of voters must have voted in support of the proposal. The result is not binding.
A referendum is required to change the constitutional structure of the council. For a referendum to pass, a majority of voters in the council area must vote in support of the relevant proposal. The result is binding.
An election is uncontested when the number of candidates who have nominated is equal to or less than the number to be elected.
The elected councillors are either suspended or terminated and a government-appointed administrator temporarily takes over the council’s operations.
The returning officer is responsible for overseeing the election and making sure it runs in accordance with all relevant laws.
