Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Who is required to vote in Australian federal elections?
- ✓Australian citizens aged 18 and over
- ○Permanent residents aged 18 and over
- ○All people living in Australia aged 16 and over
Correct answer
Australian citizens aged 18 and over
Only Australian citizens aged 18 and over are required to vote. Permanent residents are not enrolled or required to vote in federal elections.
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