Voting Information - St John's College Council Election 2026VOTE NOW
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Council Election

Council Election

Election of
Two Council Members

Following the nomination period for the positions for Council Member, St John’s College received THREE (3) nominations for TWO (2) positions available, therefore in accordance with the St John’s College (Election) By-Law 2018, a ballot is required to determine these positions.

Your eligibility to vote in this election has been determined in accordance with the St John’s College Act 2018.

Candidate information is available by clicking here.

BALLOT PERIOD

Voting
Opening Date

Voting will open at 12:01AM AEDT on Wednesday, 28th October 2026 and close at 11:00AM AEDT on Monday, 16th November 2026.

HOW TO VOTE

Request a
Ballot Pack

You will be able to cast your vote online or by requesting a postal ballot pack. You will only be able to vote once and your vote will be registered anonymously.

If you would like to request a postal ballot pack, please contact CorpVote support at support@corpvote.com.au or on 1300 710 950. Please allow 7 days for the delivery of your postal ballot pack.

VOTING REQUIREMENTs

What you'll need
to vote

In order to vote you will require your Voter Access Code (VAC) and your Email Address. Your VAC will be sent to you by email at the time the vote opens.

ASSISTANCE

Help & Support
Information

If you require assistance with the voting process, please contact the CorpVote support line on 1300 710 950 or support@corpvote.com.au.

For questions relating to your eligibility contact: election@stjohnscollege.edu.au.

ELECTION RESULTS
Election results will be announced via the St John’s College website as soon as practicable after the conclusion of the election.

WHO IS CONDUCTING THE BALLOT PROCESS
CorpVote Pty Ltd is independently conducting this voting process. We have been appointed by the St John’s College to protect your privacy and ensure a fair and equitable voting process. All votes submitted through our system are anonymous and the method by which you cast your vote is secure.

Yours sincerely,

Tim Jones
CorpVote Returning Officer