Victoria voters invited to share questions ahead of election — ABC News Australia

ABC News has invited residents of the Australian state of Victoria to share the issues that will influence their choice in the state election on November 28, 2026. As ABC News reports, nearly 4.7 million voters are expected to take part in the vote.

Voters’ questions

The media outlet wants to find out which issues need to be resolved, which new ideas give people hope, and what message they want to address to those in power. Participants are also invited to formulate questions which, in their view, candidates, parties or the ABC editorial team should answer.

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During the previous nationwide Your Say campaign, Victorian residents, including those from Melbourne, Mallee, Gippsland and the Goulburn Valley, named the cost of living, housing affordability, crime, regional roads, healthcare, jobs and infrastructure among their main concerns.

Confidentiality of submissions

All submitted messages will be reviewed by a journalist, and the editorial team may contact their authors if necessary to clarify information. ABC said it would treat personal data confidentially and would not publish information that could identify a person without their permission. People aged 15 and over can join the project.