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Member Since: September 2004 Posts: 353 Send Message	Geraldine	Report	16 Jul 2008 06:55
	Hi Carol Don't be so hard on yourself the SEC is a Government office... so your not wrong :-) Up until recently electoral rolls could only be accessed at the head offices in capital cities... which was a pain and so glad it's changed. Main librarys in capital cities generally hold the electoral rolls on microfiche. It's my understanding the Ancestry only have Australian electoral rolls up to 1936. Cheers Gerry
Member Since: September 2004 Posts: 353 Send Message	Geraldine	Report	15 Jul 2008 07:55
	Current electoral rolls can now be accessed by the general public at any State Electoral Commission office. All States and Territories can be checked as all you do is type in the name and choose a State/Territory. Hope this helps. Gerry
Member Since: July 2003 Posts: 171 Send Message	emmybaby	Report	14 Jul 2008 01:52
Member Since: July 2003 Posts: 171 Send Message	Does anyone have a clue has to how I find the site for this,I dont mind IF I have to pay....... Love to purple petunia ,I will ring you soon mate. xxxxxxx Emmybaby