Want to help improve the voting experience for people with disability?
The Parliament of Victoria is calling for people with disability to take part in a survey. The survey is about voting in the 2022 Victorian State Election.
The Parliament of Victoria wants to know
Your answers will tell us how to make voting better. Your answers will be private.
You can do the survey if
You can take the survey here.
The survey is open until the18th of December.
You can find out more by visiting the Electoral Matters Committee’s website.
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