Casey Council elections: a guide for Berwick voters

Everything Berwick residents need to know about voting in City of Casey council elections: when they are, how voting works, and how to make sure you’re enrolled.

When is the next Casey Council election?

Victoria’s next local council elections, including the City of Casey, are due in 2028. The Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) will confirm the exact dates closer to the time, and this page will be updated when they do.

How voting works

  • Voting is by post. Ballot packs are mailed to every enrolled voter before election day.
  • Voting is compulsory for everyone on the electoral roll.
  • You vote for your ward. Casey is divided into wards, and each ward elects its own councillor.

Check your enrolment

Moved house recently, or turning 18? Check or update your enrolment on the Victorian Electoral Commission website. You can find which ward you live in on the City of Casey website.

Why council matters for Berwick

Council decides on local roads and footpaths, street lighting, parks, rubbish collection, planning, and support for local businesses and older residents: the things that shape daily life in Berwick.

Casey returned to elected councillors in 2024 after a period run by state-appointed administrators. That makes the next election a big chance for Berwick to have a strong local voice.

Where Mush stands

In 2024 Mush Rahaman stood as an independent candidate for Akoonah Ward. His priorities for Berwick and Casey remain the same: safety for our community, support for those who need it and a strong economy.

Not sure who to contact about a problem in your street? See who to contact in Casey.

Authorised by Mush Rahaman, 82 High Street, Berwick VIC 3806

rahaman.mush@gmail.com
03 9796 2895