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State General Election Saturday 13 March 2021. Polling places. Vote today. Wheelchair Access A Accessibility Equipment Available Vote Assist District of ALBANY BASSENDEAN District of BURNS BEACH CUNDERDIN ALBANY • Anzac Terrace Primary School, 176 Anzac Terrace BURNS BEACH • Cunderdin District High School, Cubbine Street • Albany Senior Citizens Centre, 122 Grey Street West • Bassendean Primary School, 70 West Road • Bramston Park Community Sporting Facility, GREENHILLS BAYONET HEAD • Beechboro Primary School, 20 King Road 14 Mattingleys Approach • Greenhills Hall, Greenhills Road • Flinders Park Primary School, Yatana Road • Cracovia Club, 375 Marshall Road CLARKSON HYDEN Hyden CENTENNIAL PARK • East Beechboro Primary School, Brockmill Avenue • Clarkson Community High School, 16 Walyunga Boulevard • Community Resource Centre, 40 Naughton Street • Albany PCYC, 77 Sanford Road • Swan Active Beechboro, 332 Benara Road Clarkson Youth Centre, 59 Key Largo Drive KELLERBERRIN ELLEKER EDEN HILL • Somerly Primary School, 15 Somerly Drive • Kellerberrin Memorial Hall, Lot 56 Massingham Street • Elleker Hall, Hassell Street • Eden Hill Primary School, 83A Ivanhoe Street CURRAMBINE KONDININ EMU POINT LOCKRIDGE • Currambine Primary School, 28 Ambassador Drive • Kondinin Primary School, 75 Graham Street • Albany Sea Rescue Hall, Swarbrick Street • Lockridge Primary School, 48 Rosher Road KINROSS KOORDA KING RIVER MORLEY • Kinross Primary School, 64 Kinross Drive • Koorda Emergency Centre, 21 Ninghan Road • King River Hall, 1520 Millbrook Road • Hampton Senior High School, 72 Morley Drive East • MacNaughton Clubrooms, 9 MacNaughton Crescent KULIN LITTLE GROVE District of BATEMAN MINDARIE • Kulin Resource Centre, 38 Johnston Street • Mindarie Primary School, 90 Rothesay Heights MERREDIN • Little Grove Primary School, 33 Gordon Street APPLECROSS • Mindarie Senior College, 14 Elliston Parade • Merredin Community Resource Centre, 108 Barrack Street LOCKYER • Applecross Primary School, 65 Kintail Road • Mount Lockyer Primary School, Humphreys Street MUKINBUDIN • Applecross Voting Centre, 890 Canning Highway QUINNS ROCKS MIDDLETON BEACH • Gumblossom Community Centre, 17 Tapping Way • Mukinbudin Shire Chambers, 15 Maddock Street ARDROSS • Albany Surf Life Saving Club, 4 Flinders Parade • Quinns Beach Primary School, 5 James Cook Avenue NAREMBEEN • Ardross Primary School, 46 Links Road MOUNT CLARENCE • Narembeen District High School, 7 Ada Street • St Benedict’s Hall, 70 Alness Street District of BUTLER • Albany Primary School, Suffolk Street NORTHAM BATEMAN ALKIMOS NANARUP • Northam Primary School, 14 Duke Street • Bateman Primary School, 2 Bartling Crescent • Alkimos Beach Primary School, 200 Leatherback Boulevard • Great Southern Grammar, 244 Nanarup Road • Northam Town Hall, Cnr Wellington and Gordon Streets A • Corpus Christi College, 50 Murdoch Drive • Northshore Christian Grammar School, 50 Scotthorn Drive NAPIER PINGELLY BOORAGOON BUTLER • Napier Hall, 2151 Chester Pass Road • Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre, • Booragoon Primary School, 10 Clements Road • Butler College, 15 McCormack Boulevard ORANA 16 Somerset Street • Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, 497 Marmion Street • Butler Primary School, 30 Tollesbury Avenue • North Albany Senior High School, 47 Anson Road POPANYINNING • Butler Voting Centre, U7/5 Kingsbridge Boulevard A BRENTWOOD • Popanyinning Agricultural Hall, Great Southern Highway REDMOND • East Butler Primary School, 7 Amersham Crescent • Redmond Hall, Redmond-Hay River Road • Brentwood Primary School, 2 Dawson Road MERRIWA QUAIRADING SPENCER PARK KARDINYA • Quairading Town Hall, 2 Jennaberring Road • Merriwa Primary School, 67 Baltimore Parade • Spencer Park Primary School, 46 Hardie Road • Kardinya Primary School, Ochiltree Way • RAAFA Estate – Merriwa, 19 Hughie Edwards Drive SOUTHERN CROSS WELLSTEAD MOUNT PLEASANT – TWO ROCKS • Southern Cross Community Centre, 25 27 Antares Street • Wellstead Community Resource Centre, • Mount Pleasant Primary School, 29 Queens Road • Two Rocks Primary School, 51 Resolute Drive TAMMIN 49 Windsor Road WINTHROP YANCHEP • Tammin Lesser Hall, 1 Donnan Street YAKAMIA • Winthrop Primary School, 70–80 Jackson Avenue • Yanchep Beach Primary School, 100 Lindsay Beach TRAYNING • Yakamia Primary School, 26 Beaufort Road • Trayning (Don Mason) Community Centre, District of BELMONT Boulevard YOUNGS SIDING BELMONT Lot 8 Railway Street • Yanchep Secondary College, 21 Ravensbourne Street • Youngs Siding Hall, 29 Station Street • Belmont City College, 106 Fisher Street WANDERING District of ARMADALE • Belmont Primary School, 213 Great Eastern Highway District of CANNINGTON • Wandering Primary School, 2 Watts Street • Nations Church, 240 Epsom Avenue BECKENHAM ARMADALE WESTONIA CLOVERDALE • Beckenham Community Church, 22 Sydenham Street • Armadale Primary School, 1 Carradine Road • Westonia Shire Office, 41 Wolfram Street • Belmont Park Tennis Club, Cnr Robinson Avenue CANNINGTON WICKEPIN • Senior High School, 169 South Western Highway and Scott Street • Sevenoaks Senior College, 275 Sevenoaks Street • Wickepin Community Centre, 49 Campbell Street • Challis Primary School, 40 Braemore Street • Belmont Voting Centre, 222 Belmont Avenue EAST CANNINGTON WUNDOWIE • Dale Christian School, 150 Forrest Road HAZELMERE • Gibbs Street Primary School, 79–93 Gibbs Street • Wundowie Community Hall, Banksia Avenue • Free Reformed Church, 84 Fifth Road • Hazelmere Community Hall, Bushmead Road FERNDALE WYALKATCHEM • Kingsley Primary School,11 Lathwell Street KEWDALE • Fountain College, 12 Karri Way • Wyalkatchem Community Resource Centre, BROOKDALE • Carlisle Primary School, 1 Wright Street • Lynwood Christian Church, 32 Latham Road Lot 5700 Railway Terrace • Australian Christian College Darling Downs, 10 Ninth Road • Kewdale Primary School, 264 Kew Street LANGFORD CAMILLO REDCLIFFE • Brookman Primary School, 34 Brookman Avenue YORK • Grovelands Primary School,14 Grovelands Drive • Redcliffe Primary School, 62 Kanowna Avenue LYNWOOD • York District High School, 2 Trews Road KELMSCOTT RIVERVALE • Bannister Creek Primary School, 20 Purley Crescent District of CHURCHLANDS • Kelmscott Primary School, River Road • St Augustine’s School, 34 Gladstone Road PARKWOOD CHURCHLANDS • Kelmscott Senior High School, 50 Third Avenue District of BICTON • Parkwood Primary School, 9 Zelkova Road • Churchlands Senior High School, 20 Lucca Street • Kelmscott Voting Centre, 4/2944 Albany Highway A ATTADALE QUEENS PARK CITY BEACH SEVILLE GROVE • Attadale Primary School, Wichmann Road • St Norbert College, 135 Treasure Road • Kapinara Primary School, 2 Catesby Street • Cecil Andrews Senior High School, 23 Seville Drive BICTON District of CARINE DOUBLEVIEW WESTFIELD • Bicton Primary School, View Terrace CARINE • Doubleview Primary School, 273 Flamborough Street • Westfield Park Primary School, Hemingway Drive EAST FREMANTLE • Carine Senior High School, 51 Everingham Street A FLOREAT District of BALCATTA • East Fremantle Primary School, 8 Forrest Street DUNCRAIG • Churchlands Primary School, Cromarty Road BALCATTA • Richmond Primary School, 37 Windsor Road • Davallia Primary School, 6 Juniper Way • Floreat Park Primary School, 38 Chandler Avenue West • Balcatta Primary School, 387 Main Street • Tricolore Community Centre, Wauhop Road • Duncraig Primary School, 21 Roche Road • Floreat Primary – Early Education Centre, Birkdale Street • Balcatta Senior High School, Amelia Street MELVILLE • Glengarry Primary School, 25 Doveridge Drive WEMBLEY • Melville Primary School, 70 Curtis Road • Takari Primary School, 5 Rickman Street • Poynter Primary School, 39 Poynter Drive • Lake Monger Primary School, Dodd Street • Melville Recreation Centre, 431 Canning Highway JOONDANNA KARRINYUP • Wembley Primary School, 41 Grantham Street • Melville Senior High School, 18 Potts Street • St Denis School, 2 Orchid Street • Karrinyup Primary School, 15 Hampton Street • WestCity Church – Wembley, 63 Nanson Street PALMYRA OSBORNE PARK MARMION WEMBLEY DOWNS • Palmyra Primary School, 60 McKimmie Road • Osborne Primary School, 155 Albert Street • Marmion Primary School, 7 Cliverton Court • Wembley Downs Primary School, 39 Bournemouth Crescent • St Peter’s Anglican Church Hall, 2 Hammad Street TUART HILL NORTH BEACH WEST LEEDERVILLE • Osborne Park Community Centre, 11 Royal Street DISTRICT OF BUNBURY • North Beach Community Centre, 20 Castle Street • West Leederville Primary School, 58 Northwood Street • Tuart Hill Primary School, Banksia Street BUNBURY • North Beach Primary School, 75 North Beach Road WOODLANDS WESTMINSTER • Bunbury Pre-Primary Centre, 2–18 Lovegrove Avenue SORRENTO • Woodlands Primary School, 7 Bentwood Avenue • Westminster Primary School, 30 Marloo Road • Bunbury Voting Centre, Homemaker Centre, • Sacred Heart College, 15 Hocking Parade District of COCKBURN UE2 Warehouse Street A • Sorrento Primary School, 14 Elfreda Avenue District of BALDIVIS ATWELL CAREY PARK BALDIVIS District of CENTRAL WHEATBELT • Atwell Primary School, 160 Lydon Boulevard • Carey Park Primary School, Ecclestone Street • Baldivis Gardens Primary School, 1 Nadine Promenade BAKERS HILL • Harmony Primary School, 60 Aurora Drive • Milligan Community Learning and Resource Centre • Baldivis Primary School, 214 Fifty Road • Bakers Hill Primary School, 33 St George Street • 35 Milligan Street BEELIAR • Makybe Rise Primary School, Makybe Drive BENCUBBIN COLLEGE GROVE • Beeliar Primary School, 86 The Grange • Rivergums Primary School, 1 Avoca Chase • Bencubbin Community Resource
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