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Category: Enrolment
Published: 09 January 2026

Check my enrolment

→ My enrolment

→ Check my enrolment 

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) maintains the electoral roll for South Australia. For privacy reasons, your electoral enrolment will only be confirmed if the details you enter are an exact match to your details on the electoral roll.


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If you are registered as a silent, itinerant or overseas elector your details are not available online. Contact:

  • Electoral Commission SA on 1300 655 232 
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Details
Category: Enrolment
Published: 11 December 2023

Archive - Quarterly enrolment by age group and population

These statistics are published on a quarterly basis.

Quarter 31 December 2024 

Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 8,284 40.6%
19 16,076 82.2%
20-24 89,640 95.4%
Total youth (18-24) 114,000 85.1%
25-29 94,606 98.5%
30-34 98,083 98.9%
35-39 103,429 # 99.0%
40-44 104,641 # 99.0%
45-49 97,565 # 99.0%
50-54 106,195 98.6%
55-59 103,540 98.1%
60-64 108,212 97.7%
65-69 100,796 98.2%
70+ 263,136 # 99.0%
Total 1,294,203 97.5%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on Estimated Eligible Population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2021 (revised) and 30 June 2022 (preliminary) based on the 2021 Census.  ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date using ABS citizen population trends, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census. 

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating Estimated Eligible Population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

 

Quarter 30 June 2024 

Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 8,924 45
19 17,415 91
20-24 89,503 95
Total youth (18-24) 115,842 87
25-29 94,586 98
30-34 97,536 98
35-39 103,134 99
40-44 103,025 99
45-49 97,227 .99
50-54 106,987 98
55-59 103,174 98
60-64 108,348 98
65-69 100,148 99
70 258,929 # 99.0%
Total 1,288,936 98%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on Estimated Eligible Population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2021 (revised) and 30 June 2022 (preliminary) based on the 2021 Census.  ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date using ABS citizen population trends, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.

 

 

 

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating Estimated Eligible Population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

 

Quarter 31 March 2024

Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 9,258 46.9%
19 17,145 89.7%
20-24 89,754 95.3%
Total youth (18-24) 116,157 87.3%
25-29 94,703 98.0%
30-34 97,775 98.5%
35-39 103,508 # 99.0%
40-44 102,726 # 99.0%
45-49 97,407 # 99.0%
50-54 107,381 98.4%
55-59 103,295 97.9%
60-64 108,478 97.8%
65-69 99,516 98.5%
70+ 257,304 # 99.0%
Total 1,288,250 97.7%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on Estimated Eligible Population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2021 (revised) and 30 June 2022 (preliminary) based on the 2021 Census projected forward to the relevant date. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date using ABS citizen population trends between 30 June 2020 (revised) and 30 June 2021 based on the 2016 Census, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.   

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating Estimated Eligible Population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

 

Quarter 31 December 2023

Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 12,259 62.7%
19 17,117 89.8%
20-24 89,726 95.0%
Total youth (18-24) 119,102 89.5%
25-29 94,726 98.0%
30-34 97,586 98.3%
35-39 103,730 # 99.0%
40-44 101,878 98.9%
45-49 97,339 98.8%
50-54 107,667 98.4%
55-59 103,292 97.7%
60-64 108,395 97.8%
65-69 99,166 98.6%
70+ 255,622 # 99.0%
Total 1,288,503 97.8%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on Estimated Eligible Population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2021 (revised) and 30 June 2022 (preliminary) based on the 2021 Census projected forward to the relevant date. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date using ABS citizen population trends between 30 June 2020 (revised) and 30 June 2021 based on the 2016 Census, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.   

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating Estimated Eligible Population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

 

Quarter 30 September 2023

Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 14,885 76.4%
19 17,102 89.1%
20-24 89,207 93.2%
Total youth (18-24) 121,194 90.2%
25-29 94,355 97.2%
30-34 97,249 97.8%
35-39 103,145 97.8%
40-44 100,947 96.4%
45-49 97,162 98.4%
50-54 107,503 97.9%
55-59 103,283 97.2%
60-64 108,065 96.9%
65-69 98,719 98.2%
70+ 253,865 # 99.0%
Total 1,285,487 97.3%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on Estimated Eligible Population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2021 (revised) and 30 June 2022 (preliminary) based on the 2021 Census projected forward to the relevant date. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date using ABS citizen population trends between 30 June 2020 (revised) and 30 June 2021 based on the 2016 Census, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.   

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating Estimated Eligible Population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

 

Quarter 30 June 2023
Quarter 31 March 2023
Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 10,519 54.9%
19 17,361 91.4%
20–24 88,584 92.5%
Total youth (18–24) 116,464 86.9%
25–29 94,611 97.7%
30–34 96,650 97.7%
35–39 103.,101 98.0%
40–44 99,296 98.4%
45–49 97,357 98.2%
50–54 108,251 98.4%
55–59 103,637 97.2%
60–64 107,377 96.8%
65–69 98,137 98.6%
70+ 250,695 # 99.0%
Total 1,275,876 97.1%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on estimated eligible population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2021 (revised) and 30 June 2022 (preliminary) based on the 2021 Census projected forward to the relevant date. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date using ABS citizen population trends between 30 June 2020 (revised) and 30 June 2021, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.   

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating estimated eligible population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

Quarter 31 December 2022
Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 9,363 49.0%
19 16,806 89.0%
20–24 89,074 92.8%
Total youth (18–24) 115,243 86.0%
25–29 94,704 97.7%
30–34 97,072 97.8%
35–39 103,080 98.0%
40–44 98,568 98.4%
45–49 97,710 98.2%
50–54 108,054 98.3%
55–59 103,938 97.2%
60–64 107,169 97.0%
65–69 97,695 98.5%
70+ 248,851 # 99.0%
Total 1,272,084 97.1%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on estimated eligible population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2021 (revised) and 30 June 2022 (preliminary) based on the 2021 Census projected forward to the relevant date. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date using ABS citizen population trends between 30 June 2020 (revised) and 30 June 2021, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.   

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating estimated eligible population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

Quarter 30 September 2022
Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 9,454, 49.4%
19 16,226 86.2%
20–24 89,120 92.4%
Total youth (18–24) 114,800 85.4%
25–29 95,118 97.6%
30–34 97,556 98.0%
35–39 103,420 98.3%
40–44 98,438 98.6%
45–49 98,520 98.2%
50–54 108,192 98.0%
55–59 104,450 97.2%
60–64 107,228 97.5%
65–69 97,672 #99.0%
70+ 247,644 # 99.0%
Total 1,273,038 97.1%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on estimated eligible population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2021 (preliminary) based on the 2021 Census. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date using ABS citizen population trends between 30 June 2020 (revised) and 30 June 2021, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.   

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating estimated eligible population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

Quarter 30 June 2022
Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 12,844 67.3%
19 15,719 84.0%
20–24 89,373 92.6%
Total youth (18–24) 117,936 87.8%
25–29 95,101 97.6%
30–34 97,509 98.1%
35–39 103,246 98.1%
40–44 97,737 98.7%
45–49 98,762 98.1%
50–54 107,715 97.7%
55–59 104,663 97.1%
60–64 107,005 97.6%
65–69 97,291 #99.0%
70+ 246,178 # 99.0%
Total 1,273,143 97.2%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on estimated eligible population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2020 (revised) and 30 June 2021 (preliminary) based on the 2016 Census. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating estimated eligible population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

Quarter 31 March 2022
Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 14,011 73.3%
19 15,203 80.3%
20–24 89,347 92.1%
Total youth (18–24) 118,561 87.8%
25–29 95,223 98.3%
30–34 97,413 98.4%
35–39 102,875 # 99.0%
40–44 97,249 # 99.0%
45–49 98,984 98.9%
50–54 107,206 98.7%
55–59 105,170 98.5%
60–64 106,395 98.6%
65–69 97,019 # 99.0%
70+ 244,928 # 99.0%
Total 1,271,023 96.4%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on estimated eligible population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2020 (revised) and 30 June 2021 (preliminary) based on the 2016 Census. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating estimated eligible population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

Quarter 31 December 2021
Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 7,444 39.2%
19 10,648 56.3%
20–24 85,216 87.8%
Total youth (18–24) 103,308 76.5%
25–29 94,507 97.6%
30–34 95,925 97.0%
35–39 101,415 98.8%
40–44 95,664 # 99.0%
45–49 98,714 98.2%
50–54 106,104 98.2%
55–59 105,059 98.1%
60–64 105,535 98.2%
65–69 96,330 # 99.0%
70+ 243,041 # 99.0%
Total 1,245,602 96.4%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on estimated eligible population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2020 (revised) and 30 June 2021 (preliminary) based on the 2016 Census. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating estimated eligible population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

Quarter 30 September 2021
Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 7,524 39.9%
19 10,441 55.5%
20–24 86,476 89.3%
Total youth (18–24) 104,441 77.6%
25–29 94,263 97.5%
30–34 95,673 96.5%
35–39 100,770 98.6%
40–44 95,370 # 99.0%
45–49 98,943 98.1%
50–54 105,617 98.5%
55–59 105,222 98.1%
60–64 105,402 98.4%
65–69 95,958 # 99.0%
70+ 240,904 # 99.0%
Total 1,242,563 96.5%

* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on estimated eligible population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2019 (revised) and 30 June 2020 (preliminary) based on the 2016 Census. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating estimated eligible population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

Enrol to vote or update my details

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Category: Enrolment
Published: 25 January 2022

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) maintains the electoral roll for South Australia.

You are eligible to enrol and vote if you:

  • are an Australian citizen, or a British subject who was enrolled on 25 January 1984*
  • are 18 years or older, and
  • have live at your address for at least one month.

* South Australian electors are eligible to enrol and vote if they were a British subject enrolled between 26 October 1983 and 25 January 1984 inclusive.

You can check, enrol or update your enrolment details by choosing one of the following options:

  • Check my enrolment
  • Enrol online (use this AEC link if you are enrolling for the first time or to get back on the roll)
  • Update my details online (use this AEC link if you are updating your details, such as change of name, postal or residential address, mobile phone etc)
  • Print a PDF enrolment form (you can complete the AEC form online then print, scan and send  your form to the AEC)
  • Pick up an enrolment form at any AEC office or Electoral Commission SA
  • Call us on 1300 655 232 and we will send you an enrolment form.

Please note that you cannot enrol or update your details over the phone or by post.

If you are going overseas for a short period of time and plan to return to your address in Australia you can advise the Australian Electoral Commission of your absence. If you are unsure whether you will be returning to Australia, you may request that your name be removed from the electoral roll.

See special enrolment options for more information

 

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Enrolment statistics

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Category: Enrolment
Published: 03 May 2021

The electoral roll is a list of the names and addresses of all South Australians who are currently enrolled (registered) and eligible to vote. It is used for state and local government elections. To learn more about the electoral roll visit our electoral roll page.

How many people are enrolled to vote in South Australia?

There are 1,309,809 people on the roll in South Australia as at 18 December 2025.

Monthly statistics

Monthly roll snapshot
Date Total electors Change since previous month
18 December 2025 1,309,809 808
28 November 2025 1,310,617 2875
31 October 2025 1,307,742 179
30 September 2025 1,307,563 1,331
29 August 2025 1,308,894 -790
31 July 2025 1,309,684 -1,425
30 June 2025 1,311,109 539
30 May 2025 1,310,570 761
30 April 2025 1,309,809 6,274
4 April 2025 1,303,535 6,599
28 February 2025 1,296,936 1,513
20 December 2024 1,294,170 -298
29 November 2024 1,294,468 2,168
31 October 2024 1,292,300 1,140
30 September 2024 1,291,160 743
30 August 2024 1,290,417 490
31 July 2024 1,289,927 988
28 June 2024 1,288,939 -2441
31 May 2024 1,291,380 3,674
30 April 2024 1,287,706 -534
28 March 2024 1,288,240 -513
29 February 2024 1,288,753 -1,662
31 January 2024 1,290,415 1,990
20 December 2023 1,288,425 966
30 November 2023 1,287,459 211
31 October 2023 1,287,248 1,791
29 September 2023 1,285,457 6,002
31 August 2023 1,279,455 3,894
31 July 2023 1,275,561 821
30 June 2023 1,274,740 -2,953
31 May 2023 1,277,693 998
28 April 2023 1,276,695 819
31 March 2023 1,275,876 876
28 February 2023 1,275,000 697
31 January 2023 1,274,303 2,249
20 December 2022 1,272,054 -4,907
30 November 2022 1,276,961 1,036
31 October 2022 1,275,925 2,887
30 September 2022 1,273,038 1,446
31 August 2022 1,271,592 -946
29 July 2022 1,272,538 -605
30 June 2022 1,273,143 -1,236
31 May 2022 1,274,379 922
29 April 2022 1,273,457 2,434
31 March 2022 1,271,023 4,304
25 February 2022 1,266,719 17,494
31 January 2022 1,249,225 3,447
20 December 2021 1,245,778 -280
30 November 2021 1,246,058 1,668
29 October 2021 1,244,390 1,827
30 September 2021 1,242,563 -82
31 August 2021 1,242,645 2,538
30 July 2021 1,240,107 1,004
30 June 2021 1,239,103 1,383
31 May 2021 1,237,720 1,829
30 April 2021 1,235,891 1,532
31 March 2021 1,234,359 2,252
26 February 2021 1,232,107 855
29 January 2021 1,231,252 1,794
21 December 2020 1,229,458 -388
30 November 2020 1,229,846 1,367
29 October 2020 1,228,479 264
30 September 2020 1,228,215 31
31 August 2020 1,228,184  
Enrolment by age group


These statistics are published on a monthly basis.

Enrolment by age group as at 18 December 2025.

Age Group Electors Pct of Total Roll
18-24 118,160 9%
25-34 192,419 14.70%
35-44 211,304 16.10%
45-54 203,235 15.50%
55-64 212,030 16.20%
65+ 372,661 28.50%
Total 1,309,809  
2025 Data
Enrolment by age 18 December 2025 
Enrolment by age 28 November 2025
Enrolment by age 31 October 2025
Enrolment by age 30 September 2025
Enrolment by age 29 August 2025
Enrolment by age 31 July 2025
Enrolment by age 30 June 2025
Enrolment by age 30 May 2025
Enrolment by age 30 April 2025
Enrolment by age 4 April 2025
Enrolment by age 28 February 2025
Enrolment by age 31 January 2025 
2024 Data
Enrolment by age 20 December 2024 
Enrolment by age 29 November 2024 
Enrolment by age 31 October 2024 
Enrolment by age 30 September 2024 
Enrolment by age 30 August 2024
Enrolment by age 31 July 2024
Enrolment by age 28 June 2024 
Enrolment by age 31 May 2024 
Enrolment by age 30 April 2024 
Enrolment by age 28 March 2024 
Enrolment by age 29 February 2024
Enrolment by age 31 January 2024
2023 Data
Enrolment by age 20 December 2023
Enrolment by age 30 November 2023
Enrolment by age 31 October 2023
Enrolment by age 29 September 2023
Enrolment by age 31 August 2023
Enrolment by age 31 July 2023
Enrolment by age 30 June 2023
Enrolment by age 31 May 2023
Enrolment by age 28 April 2023
Enrolment by age 31 March 2023
Enrolment by age 28 February 2023
Enrolment by age 31 January 2023
2022 Data
Enrolment by age 20 December 2022
Enrolment by age 30 November 2022
Enrolment by age 31 October 2022
Enrolment by age 30 September 2022
Enrolment by age 31 August 2022
Enrolment by age 29 July 2022
Enrolment by age 30 June 2022
Enrolment by age 31 May 2022
Enrolment by age 29 April 2022
Enrolment by age 31 March 2022
Enrolment by age 25 February 2022
Enrolment by age 31 January 2022
2021 Data
Enrolment by age 20 December 2021
Enrolment by age 30 November 2021
Enrolment by age 29 October 2021
Enrolment by age 30 September 2021
Enrolment by age 31 August 2021
Enrolment by age 30 July 2021
Enrolment by age 30 June 2021
Enrolment by age 31 May 2021
Enrolment by age 30 April 2021
Enrolment by age 31 March 2021
Enrolment by age 26 February 2021
Enrolment by age 29 January 2021
2020 Data
Enrolment by age 21 December 2020
Enrolment by age 30 November 2020
Enrolment by age 29 October 2020
Enrolment by age 30 September 2020
Enrolment by age 31 August 2020
Enrolment by age 31 July 2020
Enrolment by age 30 June 2020
Enrolment by age group across districts


These statistics are published on a monthly basis.

Enrolment by age and district as at 18 December 2025.

District Name 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+ District Total
Adelaide 2,843 4,318 4,171 4,195 4,376 7,880 27,783
Badcoe 2,597 4,756 4,744 4,222 3,904 6,964 27,187
Black 2,441 3,281 4,504 4,588 4,395 7,419 26,628
Bragg 2,817 2,649 3,326 4,593 4,236 9,138 26,759
Chaffey 1,780 3,080 3,303 3,798 4,993 9,610 26,564
Cheltenham 2,490 5,243 5,194 4,370 4,632 6,514 28,443
Colton 2,560 3,330 3,949 4,658 5,170 8,923 28,590
Croydon 2,591 5,349 5,436 4,616 4,392 6,384 28,768
Davenport 2,613 3,771 4,531 4,325 4,244 7,634 27,118
Dunstan 2,585 3,738 3,848 4,164 4,560 8,020 26,915
Elder 2,702 4,315 4,994 4,608 4,061 7,216 27,896
Elizabeth 3,273 5,452 5,334 4,212 4,222 5,750 28,243
Enfield 2,735 4,844 5,850 4,865 3,781 5,836 27,911
Finniss 1,513 2,156 2,883 3,349 4,768 14,540 29,209
Flinders 1,914 3,414 4,058 3,949 4,681 8,352 26,368
Florey 2,583 4,238 4,757 4,404 3,876 6,486 26,344
Gibson 2,532 3,840 4,281 4,288 4,130 9,491 28,562
Giles 2,470 4,266 4,258 3,998 4,890 7,316 27,198
Hammond 2,273 3,911 3,833 4,004 5,205 9,621 28,847
Hartley 2,379 3,770 4,356 4,241 4,069 7,877 26,692
Heysen 2,804 3,141 4,553 5,226 5,489 8,763 29,976
Hurtle Vale 2,769 4,685 4,700 4,459 4,467 8,280 29,360
Kaurna 2,676 5,009 5,345 4,508 4,226 6,939 28,703
Kavel 2,538 5,070 5,026 4,580 4,271 7,043 28,528
King 3,165 4,278 4,682 4,804 5,344 7,344 29,617
Lee 2,089 4,036 4,099 3,917 4,220 8,602 26,963
Light 2,938 6,022 5,175 3,993 4,153 6,731 29,012
MacKillop 2,101 3,389 3,626 4,022 5,187 9,506 27,831
Mawson 2,276 3,397 4,337 4,442 5,136 9,543 29,131
Morialta 2,661 3,576 4,329 4,602 4,520 7,376 27,064
Morphett 2,125 3,612 3,887 3,759 4,005 8,545 25,933
Mount Gambier 2,530 3,788 3,958 4,062 4,520 7,709 26,567
Narungga 1,567 2,824 2,998 3,324 5,425 11,977 28,115
Newland 2,196 3,823 4,612 4,120 3,742 8,399 26,892
Ngadjuri 2,445 3,942 4,440 4,408 5,236 7,291 27,762
Playford 2,779 4,694 5,246 4,445 4,242 5,491 26,897
Port Adelaide 2,302 4,386 4,768 4,283 5,162 7,736 28,637
Ramsay 2,991 4,906 5,175 4,445 4,329 6,539 28,385
Reynell 2,484 4,941 4,958 4,222 3,881 7,557 28,043
Schubert 2,474 3,230 4,236 4,733 5,493 9,034 29,200
Stuart 2,280 4,030 3,961 4,136 5,205 8,731 28,343
Taylor 3,255 7,091 6,170 4,120 3,569 4,597 28,802
Torrens 2,465 4,197 5,792 4,785 4,081 6,694 28,014
Unley 2,712 3,154 3,540 4,541 4,370 8,969 27,286
Waite 2,857 3,173 4,460 5,142 4,536 8,304 28,472
West Torrens 2,294 4,228 4,668 4,199 4,179 6,233 25,801
Wright 2,696 4,076 4,953 4,511 4,457 7,757 28,450
Total 118,160 192,419 211,304 203,235 212,030 372,661 1,309,809

2025 Data
Enrolment by age and district 18 December 2025 
Enrolment by age and district 28 November 2025
Enrolment by age and district 31 October 2025
Enrolment by age and district 30 September 2025
Enrolment by age and district 29 August 2025
Enrolment by age and district 31 July 2025
Enrolment by age and district 30 June 2025
Enrolment by age and district 30 May 2025
Enrolment by age and district 30 April 2025
Enrolment by age and district 4 April 2025
Enrolment by age and district 28 February 2025
Enrolment by age and district 31 January 2025 
2024 Data
Enrolment by age and district 20 December 2024 
Enrolment by age and district 29 November 2024 
Enrolment by age and district 31 October 2024 
Enrolment by age and district 30 September 2024  
Enrolment by age and district 30 August 2024 
Enrolment by age and district 31 July 2024 
Enrolment by age and district 28 June 2024 
Enrolment by age and district 31 May 2024 
Enrolment by age and district 30 April 2024
Enrolment by age and district 28 March 2024
Enrolment by age and district 29 February 2024
Enrolment by age and district 31 January 2024
2023 Data
Enrolment by age and district 20 December 2023
Enrolment by age and district 30 November 2023
Enrolment by age and district 31 October 2023
Enrolment by age and district 29 September 2023
Enrolment by age and district 31 August 2023
Enrolment by age and district 31 July 2023
Enrolment by age and district 30 June 2023
Enrolment by age and district 31 May 2023
Enrolment by age and district 28 April 2023
Enrolment by age and district 31 March 2023
Enrolment by age and district 28 February 2023
Enrolment by age and district 31 January 2023
2022 Data
Enrolment by age and district 20 December 2022
Enrolment by age and district 30 November 2022
Enrolment by age and district 31 October 2022
Enrolment by age and district 30 September 2022
Enrolment by age and district 31 August 2022
Enrolment by age and district 29 July 2022
Enrolment by age and district 30 June 2022
Enrolment by age and district 31 May 2022
Enrolment by age and district 29 April 2022
Enrolment by age and district 31 March 2022
Enrolment by age and district 25 February 2022
Enrolment by age and district 31 January 2022
2021 Data
Enrolment by age and district 20 December 2021
Enrolment by age and district 30 November 2021
Enrolment by age and district 29 October 2021
Enrolment by age and district 30 September 2021
Enrolment by age and district 31 August 2021
Enrolment by age and district 30 July 2021
Enrolment by age and district 30 June 2021
Enrolment by age and district 31 May 2021
Enrolment by age and district 30 April 2021
Enrolment by age and district 31 March 2021
Enrolment by age and district 26 February 2021
Enrolment by age and district 29 January 2021
2020 Data
Enrolment by district and deviation from quota


These statistics are published on a monthly basis.
The quota is the average number of electors per district (total electors divided by 47)

The quota as at 18 December 2025 is 27,868.

District Name District Total % Devn
Adelaide 27,783 -0.30%
Badcoe 27,187 -2.40%
Black 26,628 -4.40%
Bragg 26,759 -4%
Chaffey 26,564 -4.70%
Cheltenham 28,443 2.10%
Colton 28,590 2.60%
Croydon 28,768 3.20%
Davenport 27,118 -2.70%
Dunstan 26,915 -3.40%
Elder 27,896 0.10%
Elizabeth 28,243 1.30%
Enfield 27,911 0.20%
Finniss 29,209 4.80%
Flinders 26,368 -5.40%
Florey 26,344 -5.50%
Gibson 28,562 2.50%
Giles 27,198 -2.40%
Hammond 28,847 3.50%
Hartley 26,692 -4.20%
Heysen 29,976 7.60%
Hurtle Vale 29,360 5.40%
Kaurna 28,703 3%
Kavel 28,528 2.40%
King 29,617 6.30%
Lee 26,963 -3.20%
Light 29,012 4.10%
MacKillop 27,831 -0.10%
Mawson 29,131 4.50%
Morialta 27,064 -2.90%
Morphett 25,933 -6.90%
Mount Gambier 26,567 -4.70%
Narungga 28,115 0.90%
Newland 26,892 -3.50%
Ngadjuri 27,762 -0.40%
Playford 26,897 -3.50%
Port Adelaide 28,637 2.80%
Ramsay 28,385 1.90%
Reynell 28,043 0.60%
Schubert 29,200 4.80%
Stuart 28,343 1.70%
Taylor 28,802 3.40%
Torrens 28,014 0.50%
Unley 27,286 -2.10%
Waite 28,472 2.20%
West Torrens 25,801 -7.40%
Wright 28,450 2.10%
Total 1,309,809  
Quota 27,868  
2025 Data
Enrolment by district and deviation 18 December 2025 
Enrolment by district and deviation 28 November 2025
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 October 2025
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 September 2025
Enrolment by district and deviation 29 August 2025
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 July 2025 
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 June 2025 
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 May 2025
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 April 2025
Enrolment by district and deviation 4 April 2025
Enrolment by district and deviation 28 February 2025
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 January 2025 
2024 Data
Enrolment by district and deviation 20 December 2024 
Enrolment by district and deviation 29 November 2024 
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 October 2024 
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 September 2024  
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 August 2024 
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 July 2024 
Enrolment by district and deviation 28 June 2024 
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 May 2024
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 April 2024
Enrolment by district and deviation 28 March 2024
Enrolment by district and deviation 29 February 2024
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 January 2024
2023 Data
Enrolment by district and deviation 20 December 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 November 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 October 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 29 September 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 August 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 July 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 June 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 May 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 28 April 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 March 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 28 February 2023
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 January 2023
2022 Data
Enrolment by district and deviation 20 December 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 November 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 October 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 September 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 August 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 29 July 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 June 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 May 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 29 April 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 March 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 25 February 2022
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 January 2022
2021 Data
Enrolment by district and deviation 20 December 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 November 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 29 October 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 September 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 August 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 July 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 June 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 May 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 April 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 March 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 26 February 2021
Enrolment by district and deviation 29 January 2021
2020 Data
Enrolment by district and deviation 21 December 2020
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 November 2020
Enrolment by district and deviation 29 October 2020
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 September 2020
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 August 2020
Enrolment by district and deviation 31 July 2020
Enrolment by district and deviation 30 June 2020

 

Quarterly statistics

Enrolment by age group and population


These statistics are published on a quarterly basis.

Total electors enrolled are accurate as at 30 June 2025.

Age group Total electors Enrolment rate *
18 13,805 65.8%
19 16,687 83.1%
20-24 90,597 96.2%
Total youth (18-24) 121,089 89.6%
25-29 94,344 97.3%
30-34 99,015 97.8%
35-39 104,412 # 99.0%
40-44 106,319 # 99.0%
45-49 98,437 # 99.0%
50-54 105,971 # 99.0%
55-59 104,246 98.3%
60-64 107,864 97.8%
65-69 102,038 98.4%
70+ 267,374 # 99.0%
Total 1,311,109 98.0%
* The enrolment rate is calculated by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) based on Estimated Eligible Population using ABS citizen population figures for 30 June 2023 (revised) and 30 June 2024 (preliminary) based on the 2021 Census. ABS data is adjusted by the AEC and projected forward to the relevant date using ABS citizen population trends, then adjusted for British Subjects, those of unsound mind, overseas electors and new citizens since the Census.

# Enrolment rates above 99.0% are not reported due to error associated with calculating Estimated Eligible Population which may overstate the actual enrolment rate.

 

Bi-annual statistics

Council enrolment data

These statistics are published on a 6–monthly basis.

Council enrolment data as at 29 August 2025

Council
Number of Councillors *
House of Assembly roll
Council roll
Total roll
Electors per Councillor
Adelaide
11
13978
15843
29821
2711
Adelaide Hills
12
31665
18
31683
2640
Adelaide Plains
9
7981
11
7992
888
Alexandrina
9
23948
99
24047
2672
Barossa
11
19759
73
19832
1803
Barunga West
9
2099
14
2113
235
Berri Barmera
8
7759
3
7762
970
Burnside
12
32650
26
32676
2723
Campbelltown
10
37576
36
37612
3761
Ceduna
8
2377
15
2392
299
Charles Sturt
16
91115
45
91160
5698
Clare & Gilbert Valleys
9
6988
83
7071
786
Cleve
7
1278
6
1284
183
Coober Pedy #
8
950
0
950
119
Coorong
7
4009
6
4015
574
Copper Coast
9
12890
70
12960
1440
Elliston
8
749
24
773
97
Flinders Ranges
8
1179
14
1193
149
Franklin Harbour
6
989
6
995
166
Gawler
10
20877
15
20892
2089
Goyder
7
3133
70
3203
458
Grant
9
5876
27
5903
656
Holdfast Bay
12
28804
29
28833
2403
Kangaroo Island
9
3849
57
3906
434
Karoonda East Murray
6
746
4
750
125
Kimba
7
735
19
754
108
Kingston
7
1878
95
1973
282
Light
9
12029
73
12102
1345
Lower Eyre
7
4010
68
4078
583
Loxton Waikerie
10
8556
8
8564
856
Marion
12
68500
659
69159
5763
Mid Murray
8
7220
89
7309
914
Mitcham
12
50082
27
50109
4176
Mount Barker
10
31642
55
31697
3170
Mount Gambier
8
20668
47
20715
2589
Mount Remarkable
7
2191
17
2208
315
Murray Bridge
9
16387
52
16439
1827
Naracoorte Lucindale
10
5893
20
5913
591
Northern Areas
9
3602
35
3637
404
Norwood Payneham & St Peters
13
26235
27
26262
2020
Onkaparinga
12
135884
93
135977
11331
Orroroo Carrieton
6
659
6
665
111
Peterborough
8
1292
1
1293
162
Playford
15
75653
41
75694
5046
Port Adelaide Enfield
17
91028
138
91166
5363
Port Augusta
9
9812
133
9945
1105
Port Lincoln
9
11084
10
11094
1233
Port Pirie
9
13245
41
13286
1476
Prospect
8
15234
20
15254
1907
Renmark Paringa
8
6822
124
6946
868
Robe
6
1262
142
1404
234
Salisbury
14
98762
67
98829
7059
Southern Mallee
7
1327
0
1327
190
Streaky Bay
8
1687
22
1709
214
Tatiara
9
4506
28
4534
504
Tea Tree Gully
12
74945
28
74973
6248
Tumby Bay
6
2189
4
2193
366
Unley
12
27916
90
28006
2334
Victor Harbor
9
13941
163
14104
1567
Wakefield
9
5052
64
5116
568
Walkerville
8
5791
17
5808
726
Wattle Range
11
9043
15
9058
823
West Torrens
14
42565
565
43130
3081
Whyalla
9
16032
8
16040
1782
Wudinna
7
821
2
823
118
Yankalilla
9
4693
151
4844
538
Yorke Peninsula
11
9348
109
9457
860
 
630
1303445
19967
1323412
2101
* Number of councillors does not include elected mayors.

✝ The District Council of Coober Pedy is under administration for the period January 2019 to November 2026. The council does not currently have an elected body.

Council enrolment 29 August 2025
Council enrolment 28 February 2025
Council enrolment 30 August 2024 
Council enrolment 29 February 2024 
Council enrolment 31 August 2023 
Council enrolment 28 February 2023
Council enrolment 31 August 2022
Council enrolment 25 February 2022
Council enrolment 31 August 2021
Council enrolment 26 February 2021
Council enrolment 31 August 2020

Removal from electoral roll

Details
Category: Enrolment
Published: 02 April 2019

Deceased elector

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) maintains the electoral roll for South Australia. If your relative has died, their name will be removed from the electoral roll when the commission is:

  • notified by a family member, or
  • notified by the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages (occurs on a monthly basis).

To request a relative's name be removed from the roll, complete the notification of a relative who has died form on the AEC's website.

Alternatively you can contact us on 1300 655 232 with the following information:

  • the deceased person’s full name, date of death and last enrolled address.

You will also need to provide your name, enrolled address, relationship to the deceased and your contact phone number.

Elector with dementia

If your relative has dementia and they are no longer capable of understanding the nature and significance of enrolment and voting, you will need to complete the following form to remove their name from the electoral roll . The medical certificate on the form must be completed and signed by a registered medical practitioner. 

  • Objection claim that an elector should not be enrolled

Elector with incorrect or inaccurate details

A person can be removed from the roll if they are enrolled for an address that is not their principal place of residence. In most cases this is because they have changed their address and have not updated their details. If the AEC receives information that suggests a person should not be enrolled at a particular address, they must write to the person before taking any action in relation to their enrolment. If no response is received the AEC may then remove the person from the roll. This information may come from other government agencies.

An elector who is currently enrolled may also object to another person’s enrolment if they believe that person is not entitled to be enrolled. 

Moving overseas

If you are moving overseas indefinitely or permanently you can request to have your name removed from the electoral roll. You will need to complete the overseas notification form on the AEC's website. Once the form has been submitted you will be sent a letter from the Australian Electoral Commission confirming your request to be unenrolled.

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