Vote for Nathan Barton in two easy steps:

1. Put a 1 next to Nathan Barton
2. Number every other box in the order of your choice

Important: You MUST number EVERY box or your vote won't count

Nathan will be running an 'open ticket', where he will encourage you to:

• vote 1 for Nathan, to ensure he gets your vote
• number the other candidates in the order you believe will best represent your values. 

Nathan won't be doing any preference deals with other candidates. (This is where candidates agree to preference each other highly on their how-to-vote cards, often without telling the voter they've made a deal.) 

While you may receive how-to-vote cards from different candidates and parties, it is ultimately up to you how you order your preferences. This way, every vote really does count. 

To find out more about how to vote, visit the Australian Electoral Commission webpage, How to vote in the House of Representatives.

Early voting centres will be open from Tuesday 22 April 2025 and will run up to and including Friday 2 May. Early voting locations are available at the AEC site. Check the site for opening times, which vary between locations.

Early voting locations for the Moore Federal Electorate are as follows:

Currambine Moore PPVC
Currambine Central
Shop 32, 1244 Marmion Avenue
Currambine WA 6028

Duncraig Moore PPVC
Duncraig Recreation Centre
40 Warwick Road
Duncraig WA 6023

Joondalup Moore PPVC
1/44 Winton Road
Joondalup WA 6027

Merriwa Moore PPVC
44 Baltimore Parade
Merriwa WA 6030

Osborne Park Moore PPVC
Osborne Park Agricultural Society Hall
209 Main Street
Osborne Park WA 6017

Perth Moore PPVC
772 Hay Street
Perth WA 6000

Wangara Moore PPVC
8/60 Dellamarta Road
Wangara WA 6065

Wanneroo Moore PPVC
Shop 32 Wanneroo Shopping Centre
950 Wanneroo Road
Wanneroo WA 6065

Warwick Moore PPVC
22 Dugdale Street
Warwick WA 6024

You can apply directly to the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) for a postal vote here. Applications for postal votes for the 2025 federal election are now open, and it is recommended that you apply as soon as possible.

You may also receive a postal vote application from a political party or other organisation. Political parties and other organisations are allowed to send postal vote applications to households, however you don’t have to use the postal vote application sent to you by a political party or other organisation. You can directly apply for a postal vote through the AEC by the link above.

If you decide to use the form sent to you, the party/organisation must forward your form to the AEC for processing, however you should be aware that by returning the form to the party/organisation, you are providing them with your personal information.

More information is available here.

The federal election will be held on Saturday 3 May 2025. Early voting commences on Tuesday 22 April 2025.

More information is available on the AEC website.

Current boundaries

If you live within the red boundary below in the northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia, you are a resident of the Commonwealth Electoral Division of Moore:

Suburbs in Moore include:

• Beldon
• Carine
• Connolly
• Craigie
• Currambine
• Duncraig
• Edgewater
• Gwelup
• Heathridge
• Hillarys
• Iluka
• Joondalup
• Kallaroo
• Karrinyup (part)
• Kingsley
• Marmion
• Mullaloo
• North Beach
• Ocean Reef
• Padbury
• Sorrento
• Trigg (part)
• Watermans Bay
• Woodvale

More information is available on the Australian Electoral Commission website:

AEC Current map of Moore Electorate

AEC Find my Electorate

AEC Check my Enrolment

Recent changes to the boundaries

On 24 September 2024 the Australian Electoral Commission released final changes to federal electorate boundaries in Western Australia to accommodate a 16th electorate. The changes included sections of Karrinyup (north of Karrinyup Road) and Gwelup being added to Moore (from the neighbouring electorate of Curtin), and Burns Beach and Kinross being moved from Moore (to the neighbouring electorate of Pearce).

More information on the redistribution process is available here.