Vote Victoria is an application to help voters find where to vote and to keep an eye on election results during the 2010 Victorian State Election.

1. How to use
Vote Victoria
2010 Victoria State Election

2. Download the free
Vote Victoria
app from the App
Store
Then open the app
from your home
screen.

3. Your app will start
up, displaying this
screen.

4. You will need to
“allow” the app to
access your
location to help
find your closest
voting centres.

5. Before 27
November, it will
open up with your
three closest early
voting centres.
Click on the map
option in the top
right hand corner
to see the voting
centres near you.

6. The map will auto
zoom to show your
current location.
Your nearest
voting centres will
display as purple
pins.
You can zoom in
and around the
locations.

7. If you select a
single voting
centre it will bring
up the address as
well as a blue
arrow.
This arrow links to
Google Maps for
directions from
your present
location.

8. You will be warned
that you will exit
the app to go to
Google Maps
directions.
Note Google Maps
will show
directions for
travel by car and
walking.

9. If you click on
Election Day -- or if
you access the app
on 27 November --
the app will display
the 10 closest
voting centres to
your location, in
your district.
On election day,
voting centres will
only display if you
are in Victoria.

10. From 6pm on
election day you
can track the live
count.
The app will
display provisional
real-time first
preference counts
by party, at state-
wide and district
level straight from
the VEC tally room.
It will be updated
every five minutes.

11. More Info connects you to
different parts of the VEC
website, including the virtual
tallyroom and frequently
asked questions.

12. We love feedback.
Let us know what you
think of Vote Victoria and
any suggestions.
Thanks!