Where Do I Stand

2026 Victorian State Election, polling day in 21 days

Where do you stand?

Answer 30 statements about issues in this election and see how your views compare with the stated positions of the parties contesting it.

Start the questionnaire30 statements, about 5 minutes. No sign-up.

How it works

  1. 1. Answer

    Say how much you agree with each statement. Skip any you have no view on.

  2. 2. Compare

    See where you sit among the parties and how closely you agree with each one.

  3. 3. Check the sources

    Every party position links to where the party said it or how it voted.

Parties included

The main parties hold a seat in the Legislative Assembly or are at 5% or more in a recent statewide poll. They are listed in alphabetical order. How parties were chosen

  • Australian Greens Victoria (Victorian Greens)
  • Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch)
  • Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division)
  • Pauline Hanson's One Nation (Victorian Branch)
  • The Nationals (Victoria)

Your results can also show 8 other registered parties: Affordable Housing Now – Sustainable Australia Party, Animal Justice Party, Family First Victoria, Legalise Cannabis Victoria, Libertarian Party, Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party Victoria, Socialist Alliance, Victorian Socialists.

Voting in this election

Polling day is Saturday 28 November 2026. Voting is compulsory for enrolled Victorians.