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This resource provides a quick guide to some of the commitments made to date by the main parties contesting the 2026 Victorian State Election that may be of interest to older Victorians – including, but not limited to, those specifically targeted to older people.
This resource is here to help you make your voice heard this state election. We won’t tell you what to say – that’s for you to decide – but we’ll help you feel ready and supported to share what matters to you.
COTA Victoria and Seniors Rights Victoria have produced this guide to alert older Victorians to new arrangements to support voting accessibility in the upcoming Victorian state election on 28 November 2026.
Victoria is getting older, and the next Victorian Government must be ready.
We set out a select collection of funding initiatives under the umbrella of five priority areas that we believe warrant serious consideration across Victorian Government portfolios for support in the 2026-27 Victorian State Budget.
In presenting this document, we set out a select collection of funding initiatives that we believe warrant serious consideration across Victorian Government portfolios for support in the 2025-26 Victorian State Budget. In doing so, we have focussed on five priority areas.
Download full submission as PDF About this submission In presenting this document, COTA Victoria has provided a select list of
Download full submission as PDF In this document, COTA Victoria is providing a key list of funding initiatives that warrant
Older people currently make up more than 20% of Victorian voters and this number is growing. With this in mind,
What will Victoria look like in 2031, 2041 or 2061? We need a vision now so we can deliver the
