Under Queensland’s electoral law, the public has the right to view the electoral roll. You can view the State electoral roll and the Federal electoral roll for free.

The most recent Queensland electoral roll was printed on 28 February 2009. A new roll will be printed when the roll is closed for the next State election.

Printed copies of State electoral rolls can be purchased by calling SDS Publication on 07 3118 6900. They are also available from Court Houses, some Queensland Government Agencies and the Electoral Commission of Queensland.

You can view the Queensland portion of the electoral roll in electronic format at the Electoral Commission of Queensland, or at an Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) office within Queensland. Phone the AEC on 132 326 for an office closest to you.

Our website also gives you access to the status of your own enrolment. Go to Check your enrolment to view your details.

An Australia wide electronic version of the electoral roll is available for viewing at the AEC’s Brisbane Office: Level 7, 488 Queen Street, or at any of the AEC offices based in other capital cities.

How can I purchase or view State Maps?

A complete set of current State electoral district boundary maps (in A4 size) is contained in the 1999 Report of the Queensland Redistribution Commission. To view a copy of the report, visit the Electoral Commission of Queensland, during normal business hours (9.00am – 5.00pm, Monday to Friday).

Buy a map

A complete set of current State electoral district boundary maps (in A4 size) is contained in the 1999 Report of the Queensland Redistribution Commission. To view a copy of the report, visit the Electoral Commission of Queensland during normal business hours (9.00am – 5.00pm, Monday to Friday).”