Official AEC results · Federal House

How your local booth voted

All 8,479 polling places in the 2022 source download, across every state and territory. These are votes cast at a polling place, not a survey of all local residents and not Australian Poll participant sentiment.

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Numbers match the list below. Select a marker for its results link. Circles: election day; squares: pre-poll; diamonds: mobile/hospital teams. Teams can cover many locations; markers do not show service areas.

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Numbers match the list below. Circles: election day; squares: pre-poll; triangles: mobile/hospital teams. 11 of 11 places have source coordinates. Teams can cover many locations; their marker is not their service area.

Polling-place locations; use the equivalent numbered list for detailsOyster Bay North, Hughes41Sutherland, Hughes42Sutherland East, Hughes43Sutherland North, Hughes44Sydney HUGHES PPVC, Hughes45Wattle Grove, Hughes46Wattle Grove PPVC, Hughes47Wattle Grove South, Hughes48Woronora Heights, Hughes49Woronora River, Hughes50Yarrawarrah, Hughes51

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Polling places

  1. Oyster Bay North — Hughes, NSW

    Election-day booth · 721 formal votes · 22 informal votes

    Oyster Bay Community Hall, 117 Como Rd, OYSTER BAY, NSW, 2225

  2. Sutherland — Hughes, NSW

    Election-day booth · 1,918 formal votes · 105 informal votes

    Sutherland Uniting Church Hall, 9 Merton St, SUTHERLAND, NSW, 2232

  3. Sutherland East — Hughes, NSW

    Election-day booth · 1,038 formal votes · 45 informal votes

    Sutherland Presbyterian Church Hall, 90 Glencoe St, SUTHERLAND, NSW, 2232

  4. Sutherland North — Hughes, NSW

    Election-day booth · 1,905 formal votes · 100 informal votes

    Sutherland North Public School, 12-18 Auburn St, SUTHERLAND, NSW, 2232

  5. Sydney HUGHES PPVC — Hughes, NSW

    Pre-poll centre · 170 formal votes · 7 informal votes

    York Events, Lvl 2 95-99 York St, SYDNEY, NSW, 2000

  6. Wattle Grove — Hughes, NSW

    Election-day booth · 1,547 formal votes · 132 informal votes

    Wattle Grove Community Centre - Static, 8 Village Way, WATTLE GROVE, NSW, 2173

  7. Wattle Grove PPVC — Hughes, NSW

    Pre-poll centre · 7,032 formal votes · 453 informal votes

    Wattle Grove Community Centre, 8 Village Way, WATTLE GROVE, NSW, 2173

  8. Wattle Grove South — Hughes, NSW

    Election-day booth · 683 formal votes · 28 informal votes

    Wattle Grove Public School, Cressbrook Dr, WATTLE GROVE, NSW, 2173

  9. Woronora Heights — Hughes, NSW

    Election-day booth · 774 formal votes · 30 informal votes

    Woronora Heights Community Centre, 67A Warrangarree Dr, WORONORA HEIGHTS, NSW, 2233

  10. Woronora River — Hughes, NSW

    Election-day booth · 858 formal votes · 34 informal votes

    Woronora River Public School, 113A Prices Crct, WORONORA, NSW, 2232

  11. Yarrawarrah — Hughes, NSW

    Election-day booth · 995 formal votes · 31 informal votes

    Yarrawarrah Public School, 43 Old Bush Rd, YARRAWARRAH, NSW, 2233

What this covers

Complete polling-place downloads for the 2022 and 2025 federal House elections, including election-day booths, pre-poll centres and hospital/mobile teams. Postal, absent, provisional and other declaration scrutiny totals are not neighbourhood booths and are outside this polling-place collection. The totals here therefore do not equal all votes in the election.

All 2022 source places together: 11,477,254 formal and 674,035 informal votes. First preferences, two-candidate preferred (TCP) and Labor–Coalition two-party preferred (TPP) are separate measures on each detail page.

Source: AEC 2022 final-results downloads, generated 2022-07-19T10:31:27 (source timestamp), retrieved 7 September 2026. © Commonwealth of Australia 2022, CC BY 4.0. Australian Poll transforms the source presentation; AEC does not endorse Australian Poll.

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