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New electoral structure for Hepburn Shire

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New electoral structure for Hepburn Shire
Hepburn Shire Council 16 Feb 2024

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New electoral structure for Hepburn Shire

Published on 16 February 2024

The Minister for Local Government has announced a new electoral structure for Hepburn Shire.

The changes will move our Shire from 5 wards with 7 Councillors, to no wards with 7 Councillors. Voters will be able to vote for any candidate, regardless of where they or the candidate live in the municipality.

The new structure will take effect from the next local government election in October 2024.

The full report is available on the Local Government Victoria website at https://www.localgovernment.vic.gov.au/council-governance/electoral-representation-advisory-panels-eraps

Source: Hepburn Shire Council : New electoral structure for Hepburn Shire
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