Menangle Park votes in Campbelltown at the March 2027 state election

The next NSW state election is Saturday 13 March 2027, for the 59th Parliament.

The Commission’s key dates give a household three more worth knowing: postal vote applications open Tuesday 12 January 2027 and close 6pm Monday 8 March; the early voting period opens Saturday 6 March and closes 6pm Friday 12 March. If March is awkward — a holiday, a shift, a new baby — the postal application is the thing to lodge in January, not the week before.

Which seat is Menangle Park in?

Campbelltown. Not Camden, and not Wollondilly — which is not obvious, given the suburb sits against the Wollondilly boundary and shares most of its name with a village on the other side of the river.

The Electoral Commission lists Menangle Park among the localities wholly or partly in the Legislative Assembly district of Campbelltown, and postcode 2563 among the district’s postcodes. On the 2021 redistribution boundaries the district holds 61,266 electors across about 361.6 square kilometres, with elector data last updated 3 February 2026.

The sitting member for Campbelltown is Greg Warren (Labor), who has held the seat since 2015.

Menangle village, across the Nepean in postcode 2568, is in the separate district of Wollondilly. Announcements about that side of the river come from a different member.

The other layers

• Federally, Menangle Park is in the Division of Macarthur, held by Mike Freelander (Labor). The Australian Electoral Commission’s electorate finder returns Macarthur for postcode 2563 with no redistributed electorate.
• At council level there is no ward to work out. The Electoral Commission records Campbelltown as an undivided council served by 15 councillors, so every councillor represents the whole local government area. See Bins, rates and council for what the council decides here.

What you are voting for

Two ballot papers. One for a single member of the Legislative Assembly for the district of Campbelltown, and one for 21 of the 42 members of the Legislative Council, elected statewide. New South Wales is divided into 93 state electoral districts.

What to do before March

Check that you are enrolled at your current address. In a suburb where households are moving into newly registered stages every few months, that is not a formality — if you moved into the estate since the last election and have not updated your enrolment, you may still be on the roll where you used to live.

The Electoral Commission has an enrolment lookup that takes about a minute.