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Victoria Voting Records

Online Resources

• Victoria Electoral Rolls at FindMyPast Index ($)
• 1856-1857 - Card index of Victoria lists of electors, 1856-1857 at FamilySearch, images.
• 1856-1857 - Electoral roll, 1856-1857 at FamilySearch, images.
• 1870-1882 - Burgess rolls, 1870-1882 at FamilySearch, images.
• Electoral rolls : Gippsland Division, 1905 at FamilySearch, images.
• Electoral rolls, Melbourne, 1856-1857 at FamilySearch, images.
• Electoral rolls, Port Phillip district, 1843 at FamilySearch, images.
• Electoral rolls, Port Phillip district, 1848 at FamilySearch, images.
• A Few electoral rolls, 1843-1866 at FamilySearch, images.

New South Wales Including Victoria Prior to 1851-55

• New South Wales Electoral Rolls at FindMyPast, index and images, ($).
• 1842-1864 - New South Wales, Australia Historical Electoral Rolls, 1842-1864, index, browse, and images, ($).

Australia

• Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980 at Ancestry, Index ($)
• Australia Electoral Rolls, 1893-1949 at MyHeritage, ($), index

New South Wales Archive Resources Kit, Including Records for Areas now in Victoria

• Archive Resources Kit
• Community Access Points A list of libraries and archives which hold microcopies of the Archive Resource Kit records
  A list of libraries and archives which hold microcopies of the Archive Resource Kit records
  

"The ARK is held by 40 community access points across NSW. The majority of access points are libraries. The ARK consists of microfilm copies of our most popular and heavily used colonial records. Included are records relating to convict arrivals, assisted immigrants, births, deaths and marriages, publicans' licences, electoral rolls, naturalisation, returns of the colony ('Blue Books'), land grants, and the wide range of functions of the Colonial Secretary (1788-1825). You may find that the ARK (or parts of it) are held at a library near you."