About
An independent, non-partisan guide to who's on your ballot.
What this is
Your Ballot helps voters find their district, see every candidate in official ballot order, read sitting members' records, and see who is funding parties and candidates. The first guide covers the Victorian state election on Saturday 28 November 2026. Other state and federal elections may be added later.
Who runs it
Your Ballot is run by Mark Gandolfo as an independent project. It isn't affiliated with any electoral commission, the Parliament of Victoria, or any party or candidate.
How it stays neutral
- Candidates come only from the electoral commission's official list and appear in ballot order. There are no rankings, endorsements or how-to-vote recommendations.
- Candidate bios come from each candidate's own materials and link to their source.
- Members' policy snapshots use only dated, linked evidence: recorded votes in Hansard, the member's own words, and portfolios they've held. A topic with nothing on the record says so instead of guessing.
- Donations are shown as the electoral commission publishes them, without donor addresses.
- Where anything here differs from the electoral commission, the electoral commission is right.
Sources
The Victorian guide uses data from the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC), the Parliament of Victoria and the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The full list is at the bottom of the guide.
Corrections
If something is wrong or out of date, please tell us through the contact form (coming soon). Include a link to a source if you can. Corrections are made as quickly as possible.
Reusing this content
Our own summaries, compiled datasets and page text are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). You can share and adapt them for any purpose, including commercially, as long as you credit “Your Ballot (yourballot.com.au)” and say whether you made changes. See the terms for what the licence doesn't cover.
Last updated 6 November 2026.