Official AEC results · Federal House

How your local booth voted

All 8,940 polling places in the 2025 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. Circles: election day; squares: pre-poll; triangles: mobile/hospital teams. 9 of 9 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 detailsModbury ADELAIDE PPVC, Adelaide1Modbury Central, Makin2Modbury East, Makin3Modbury Heights, Makin4Modbury MAKIN PPVC, Makin5Modbury North, Makin6Modbury SPENCE PPVC, Spence7Modbury STURT PPVC, Sturt8Modbury West, Makin9

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  1. Modbury ADELAIDE PPVC — Adelaide, SA

    Pre-poll centre · 593 formal votes · 35 informal votes

    Tea Tree Plus Shopping Centre, Shop 32, 1020-1022 North East Rd, MODBURY, SA, 5092

  2. Modbury Central — Makin, SA

    Election-day booth · 793 formal votes · 46 informal votes

    Modbury School P-6, 2-18 Golden Grove Rd, MODBURY NORTH, SA, 5092

  3. Modbury East — Makin, SA

    Election-day booth · 878 formal votes · 56 informal votes

    Modbury High School, 62 Pompoota Rd, MODBURY, SA, 5092

  4. Modbury Heights — Makin, SA

    Election-day booth · 1,754 formal votes · 105 informal votes

    The Heights School, 21-29 Brunel Dr, MODBURY HEIGHTS, SA, 5092

  5. Modbury MAKIN PPVC — Makin, SA

    Pre-poll centre · 19,762 formal votes · 1,067 informal votes

    Tea Tree Plus Shopping Centre, Shop 32, 1020-1022 North East Rd, MODBURY, SA, 5092

  6. Modbury North — Makin, SA

    Election-day booth · 590 formal votes · 38 informal votes

    Revival City Church, 231 Milne Rd, MODBURY NORTH, SA, 5092

  7. Modbury SPENCE PPVC — Spence, SA

    Pre-poll centre · 649 formal votes · 64 informal votes

    Tea Tree Plus Shopping Centre, Shop 32, 1020-1022 North East Rd, MODBURY, SA, 5092

  8. Modbury STURT PPVC — Sturt, SA

    Pre-poll centre · 4,666 formal votes · 236 informal votes

    Tea Tree Plus Shopping Centre, Shop 32, 1020-1022 North East Rd, MODBURY, SA, 5092

  9. Modbury West — Makin, SA

    Election-day booth · 1,605 formal votes · 120 informal votes

    Modbury West School, 450-474 Wright Rd, MODBURY, SA, 5092

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 2025 source places together: 12,322,744 formal and 795,096 informal votes. First preferences, two-candidate preferred (TCP) and Labor–Coalition two-party preferred (TPP) are separate measures on each detail page.

Source: AEC 2025 final-results downloads, generated 2025-06-16T10:39:14 (source timestamp), retrieved 7 September 2026. © Commonwealth of Australia 2025, CC BY 4.0. Australian Poll transforms the source presentation; AEC does not endorse Australian Poll.

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