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NSW State Election
Blue Mountains Electorate
Saturday 25 March 2023
Overview & Voting    Threats    Candidates    Events    Questionnaire    Response

Election Outcome

The Conservation Society congratulates Trish Doyle (Labor) on her re‑election.

At the close of counting on the night of the election she had 54% of the primary vote.

Overview

The 2023 NSW State Election will be held on Saturday 25 March with pre-poll voting beginning a week earlier.

The Society's theme for this election is "The Blue Mountains - Let It Be".

The Blue Mountains that we know and love continues to be under threat. Our Threats webpage describes these threats and includes videos explaining them.

A questionnaire was sent to all known candidates with a firm closing date of the 5 March. Their responses are now on the website.

A Candidates' Forum was held on 25 February where candidates had the opportunity to address the meeting and were asked questions from the audience.

Voting

Electoral rolls closed on Monday 6th March.

Pre-poll voting opens on Saturday 18 March at three locations in the Blue Mountains - at Katoomba, Springwood and Blaxland.

To find out the locations of the early voting centres and their hours of operation, go here.
Please note that their hours of operation vary from day to day.

To find out the locations of the voting centres on election day go here.

The Blue Mountains Electorate

Following a redistribution of electoral boundaries, the Blue Mountains electorate will include all of Blaxland, Glenbrook and Lapstone for this election. It now matches the Blue Mountains Local Government Area.

Shown below is a map of the Blue Mountains Electorate following the redistribution - here's a larger version (2MB)

Map of the Macquarie  electorate


Authorised by Madi Maclean, Blue Mountains Conservation Society Inc, 92 Fletcher St., Wentworth Falls NSW 2782

© 2023  Blue Mountains Conservation Society Inc.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land
– the Darug and Gundungurra people –
and pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging.