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Election-day locations, early voting, accessibility and other voting options.
Looking for where to vote in Frankston in the 2026 Victorian state election? This guide brings together election-day locations, early voting centres and information about accessibility and other voting options.
Election day: Saturday 28 November 2026, 8 am to 6 pm.
Election-day locations | Early voting | Accessibility | Other voting options
The VEC’s venue spreadsheet lists the following 17 election-day voting centres for Frankston District. These locations are for Saturday 28 November; not every election-day venue is an early voting centre.
You can vote at any voting centre in Victoria on election day. Check the VEC’s voting locations page and venue locator before travelling.
12R Bursaria Crescent, Frankston North
Access: Assisted wheelchair access (AWA).
31 Belar Avenue, (access via school driveway off Alexander Crescent), Frankston
Access: Independent wheelchair access (IWA).
119 Overport Road, Frankston South
Access: Independent wheelchair access (IWA).
Ballam Park, Naranga Crescent, Frankston
Access: Independent wheelchair access (IWA).
33 Beach Street, Frankston
Access: Independent wheelchair access (IWA).
Ashleigh Avenue, (access via Frawley Street), Frankston
Access: Limited to no wheelchair access (LNWA).
10 Kalmia Street, Frankston
Access: Assisted wheelchair access (AWA).
25 Fletcher Road, Frankston
Access: Independent wheelchair access (IWA).
97 Foot Street, Frankston South
Access: Assisted wheelchair access (AWA).
Stella Maris Centre, 161 McMahons Road, Frankston
Access: Assisted wheelchair access (AWA).
22 Wells Road, (access via Lyster Close), Seaford
Access: Limited to no wheelchair access (LNWA).
15 Mallum Avenue, Frankston
Access: Assisted wheelchair access (AWA).
12 Havana Crescent, Frankston
Access: Assisted wheelchair access (AWA).
86 Franciscan Avenue, (access via Gattinara Drive), Frankston
Access: Assisted wheelchair access (AWA).
73 Old Mornington Road, Mount Eliza
Access: Independent wheelchair access (IWA).
43 Robinsons Road, Frankston South
Access: Independent wheelchair access (IWA).
10 McRae Street, (access via McKenzie Street), Seaford
Access: Assisted wheelchair access (AWA).
Early voting runs from Wednesday 18 November to Friday 27 November 2026, 9 am to 6 pm, excluding Sunday 22 November when early voting centres are closed. You do not need a reason to vote early.
The VEC lists three early voting centres for Frankston:
The CWA Hall’s VEC access guide lists the nearest train stop as approximately 150 metres away, with approximately 10 public parking spaces off-site. There is no dedicated accessible parking, although temporary options may be available. Contact the VEC to confirm arrangements if needed.
The guide describes a level, firm pathway and step-free entrance. The entrance is approximately 1.5 metres wide, and internal doorways and corridors are approximately 2 metres wide. Flooring is carpet. There is no public toilet at the venue.
Check the Frankston early voting centres and access guide on the VEC website.
The VEC uses these wheelchair access ratings:
Check the individual venue details if you have specific access requirements. An access rating does not mean that every venue has accessible parking or a public toilet.
At Frankston CWA Hall, the access guide lists accessible voting booths, magnifying sheets, maxi pencils and hearing assistance. Support people and accredited assistance animals are welcome. Ask a VEC election official for help if you cannot wait in a queue.
Anyone can apply to vote by post in the 2026 state election. Applications close at 6 pm on Wednesday 25 November. Apply through the VEC and follow the instructions supplied with your ballot pack.
Low-sensory voting is available on Tuesday 17 November, 10 am to 4 pm. The VEC’s venue spreadsheet lists Frankston North Community Centre, 26 Mahogany Avenue, Frankston North for Frankston District. Check the VEC’s low-sensory voting information before visiting.
The VEC provides information about interstate and overseas voting, telephone voting eligibility and other accessible options. Check the official voting options to find the arrangement that suits your circumstances.
No. You can vote early without providing a reason.
No. Use the three centres listed in the early voting section for early voting. The longer list above is for election day.
Early voting centres are closed that Sunday.
Use the VEC’s election venue locator, linked from its voting locations page, to check your chosen venue, opening hours and access details.
Information checked on 10 November 2026. Venue lists are based on the VEC’s Voting Venue Details spreadsheet, marked correct as at 7 November 2026, 8 am, and the VEC voting locations page. CWA Hall access details are from the VEC access guide, inspected on 17 February 2026.
For current arrangements, visit the VEC’s 2026 state election information or call 131 832. This is a local information guide; the VEC is the official source for election advice.
Learn more about Chrysten Abraham, Independent for Frankston, and read Chrysten’s policies.
