Caulfield Electorate FAQs
Am I in Nomi’s Electorate? (Caulfield?)
The Caulfield Electorate covers the suburbs of Caulfield, Caulfield North, Caulfield South, Caulfield East, Elsternwick, Gardenvale, Ripponlea and Balaclava and parts of St Kilda East, St Kilda, Glen Huntly and Ormond within South-East Melbourne.
How do I know if I’m registered to vote?
It only takes a few minutes to check if you are registered to vote and also to check your details. If you have recently turned 18, moved, changed your name from marriage, divorce or by choice, it is a good idea to check your details are correct. You can check on the Victorian Electoral Commission website here.
How do I enrol to vote?
To enrol to vote you must be an Australian citizen, aged over 18 years and have lived at your address for at least 1 month. When enroling you will need a drivers license, passport or someone who is enroled to confirm your identity. You can enrol on the Australian Electoral Commission website. You can also visit an AEC office and complete a PDF form if you prefer.
What happens if I don’t vote?
If you don’t vote in a Federal, State or Council election you may receive a fine. To view the steps that will be taken visit the VEC website.
Who do I vote for?
You should vote for the candidate that you think best represents your views and will work towards your best interests. A vote for Nomi is a vote to have your voice heard.
When do I vote?
Voting date is on Saturday 26 November and you can vote from 8am to 6pm on election day. There are other options to vote early, or by postal vote if you can’t get to a polling booth on election day. Find out more about the many ways to vote with the Victorian Electoral Commission.
Where do I vote in the Caulfield Electorate?
4th Caulfield Scout Hall
1A Birch St
CAULFIELD SOUTH
Caulfield Primary School
Cnr of Olive St & Poplar St
CAULFIELD SOUTH
Caulfield South Primary School
24 Bundeera Rd
CAULFIELD SOUTH
Caulfield South Community House
450 Kooyong Rd
CAULFIELD SOUTH
Uniting Church Hall Elsternwick
567 Glen Huntly Rd
ELSTERNWICK
McKinnon Primary School
McKinnon Primary School 253 Tucker R
ORMOND
Ormond Primary School
Murray Rd
ORMOND
St Mary’s Parish Hall
208 Dandenong Rd
ST KILDA EAST
Caulfield Presbyterian Church Hall
1 Neerim Rd
CAULFIELD
Glen Eira College
76 Booran Rd
CAULFIELD EAST
Caulfield Indonesian Uniting Church Hall
158 Balaclava Rd
CAULFIELD NORTH
Caulfield Primary School
Cnr of Olive St & Poplar St
CAULFIELD SOUTH
Caulfield Junior College
Caulfield Junior College 186 Balacla
CAULFIELD NORTH
Uniting Church Hall Elsternwick
567 Glen Huntly Rd
ELSTERNWICK
Ripponlea Primary School
25 Carrington Gr
ST KILDA EAST
St Mary’s Parish Hall
208 Dandenong Rd
ST KILDA EAST
How to vote early?
If you will be unable to vote on Saturday 26 November, then you can vote early. From Monday 14th November to Friday 25th November you can vote early. Where to vote early will be announced on the VEC website from Wednesday 2nd November.
Why is Nomi standing as an independent in the Caulfield Electorate?
- Neither of the major parties represent the community.
- Neither of the major parties have integrity.
- Independents represent a realignment to a movement to represent local voices.
Why is Nomi representing Caulfield?
“I was born and raised the Caulfield Electorate. I went to school in East St Kilda and Elsternwick, and I am raising my children in Caulfield. I have spent years working and volunteering in our local community and I care deeply about our local area and I am passionate about delivering for our local community.” Nomi Kaltmann
What are your Policy Priorities?
1. Integrity
2. Strong local Economy
3. Climate Action
4. Healthcare
5. Cost of Living
6. Gambling reform
7. Equality
You were in a major party, how can you call yourself an independent?
Until recently we did not have a legitimate option for voters or candidates aside from the major parties.
If you were a moderate who cared about your community and wanted to get involved in changing law and policy, you had a choice between one of two major parties. Thankfully, those days are over.
Like many people in our community, I have shifted away from these major parties and moved towards seeing a brighter independent future where politicians are not beholden to unions or big business.
How is Nomi’s campaign funded?
Unlike political parties, who can effectively access unlimited funds for a state election campaign, donations to independents and individual candidates are capped at $4,320.
Our campaign has received donor support from within our own community and beyond – from numerous small $10 and $20 donations through to the maximum. All donations over $1080 are published on the VEC website.
We’ll continue to work hard and abide by the rules in place for election funding in Victoria.
Is Climate 200 supporting Nomi’s campaign?
The Nomi 4 Caulfield campaign began with the support of locals who wanted a change in Caulfield.
Climate 200 have seen our policies, what we stand for and what we are doing, and are supportive of Nomi.