Victorian state election · Saturday 28 November 2026
Know what you're voting for.
See what each party is promising, side by side, with a source behind every claim. No scores, no endorsements — just the facts, so you can make your own decision.
- Every claim cited
- Same structure for every party
- No account needed
Start with a topic
What do you want to compare?
Each topic opens the full comparison. The marks show which parties have a sourced commitment we've found so far.
- Cost of livingGroceries, tolls, bills and everyday household costs.
- HousingBuying, renting, stamp duty and new homes.
- State taxesLand tax, payroll tax and how the state raises revenue.
- HealthcareHospitals, emergency departments, dental and regional health.
- TransportPublic transport fares, the Suburban Rail Loop and roads.
- Energy & climateGas, renewables, the SEC and household energy bills.
- SchoolsSchool funding, standards and costs to parents.
- Kinder & childcareFree kinder, early learning and access for families.
- Community safetyPolice, bail laws, youth crime and prevention.
- Government & integrityCorruption, donations and budget transparency.
How it works
Three steps to an informed vote
- Step 1
Compare
Scroll through every topic. Each party is shown in the same format: commitment, cost, timing and stance.
Open the comparison - Step 2
Ask Vota
Ask anything in plain English. Every answer is built from cited sources and never tells you who to vote for.
Ask Vota - Step 3
Plan your ballot
Find your district and candidates, then number them in your own order. It stays on your device.
Find my candidates
Read the comparison at a glance
Simple marks, always sourced
On every topic you'll see where each party stands on the main approaches. Shapes, not colours, carry the meaning — and every mark links to the party's own words.
- SupportsThe party's own material commits to it.
- OpposesThe party has said it won't do this.
- PartlySupports some of it, or with conditions.
- No documented positionWe couldn't find one — not the same as opposing.
Got a question? Ask Vota.
“What are the parties proposing on rent?” “Who pays for the Suburban Rail Loop?” Vota answers from cited sources only — and never tells you how to vote.