Those with a passion for the community who want to help shape Mandurah’s future are being encouraged to stand for elections as a Local Government Elected Member.
On Saturday, 18 October 2025, the City of Mandurah Local Government Elections will be held to fill the Mayoral role, plus vacancies in the Coastal and North Wards (one vacancy each), and East and Town Wards (two vacancies each).
Being an Elected Member gives people the chance to represent their community, contribute to meaningful change, and influence decisions that matter for Mandurah. People from diverse backgrounds and all walks of life are encouraged to nominate, to bring their unique perspectives to Council.
The City is hosting a Candidate Information Session on Wednesday, 13 August at 6pm to help people understand what is involved in becoming an Elected Member, and how to get started. During the session, information will be delivered about the role and responsibilities of an Elected Member, the nomination and election process, plus hear from experienced representatives.
Those unable to make this session are welcome to join the Online Candidate Information Briefing Webinar on Monday, 18 August at 6pm, hosted by WALGA, the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety (LGIRS) and the WA Electoral Commission.
Nominations to stand for the October elections as an Elected Member are open from 28 August to 4 September, closing at 4pm.
For more information on becoming an Elected Member, plus the information sessions, go to mandurah.wa.gov.au/elections
