Electoral Act 1992 (ACT)

The Electoral Act 1992 (ACT) governs how elections are conducted in the Australian Capital Territory. It sets out rules for voting procedures, candidate nominations, electoral boundaries, and the counting of votes to ensure fairness and transparency. The Act establishes the roles of electoral authorities, defines voter eligibility, and includes provisions for handling disputes. Its purpose is to maintain a democratic process that accurately reflects residents' choices in electing their representatives. Overall, it provides a legal framework to ensure elections are conducted properly, fairly, and efficiently within the ACT.