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The New South Wales election is just days away so residents need to start planning where to cast their vote and celebrate with a democracy sausage.

Early voting is open until 6pm on Friday but residents will also be heading to their local polls on Saturday.

So we've figured out where you can vote on election day and importantly, some would argue, snap up a democracy snag.

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Polls will open at 8am on Saturday, March 25 and close at 6pm the same day. Voting centres are hosted at schools, churches, town halls and more across the state.

Below are some of the voting centres available across Sydney from the east to the west but keep in mind this is not an exhaustive list.

In Sydney's CBD, some of the voting centres include:

In Sydney's east, you could vote at one of these centres but there are many more:

In Sydney's North Shore and Northern Beaches, these are just some of the available voting centres:

And in Sydney's west, here are some of the many voting centres:

You can find your electorate and the full list of voting centres - there are many - on the NSW Electoral Commission website here.

You would think in 2023 that every voting centre would have a democracy sausage available for the good voters of the state but this isn't the case.

But the people behind DemocracySausage.org have taken on the task to inform you where to snag a snag on Saturday.

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The map, which is saturated with sausages across Sydney, shows you where you can pick up a snag, cake or drink on election day.

Just keep in mind the site is entirely crowd-sourced it's not an official resource, so take the information with a grain of salt.

You better get in quick because early voting closes tomorrow at 6pm.

There are sites across the state open now for voters to cast their ballot early but time is ticking.

Postal voting registrations have already closed so the only options now are to head into a polling centre before 6pm on Friday or join the masses on Saturday between 8am and 6pm.

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The full list of pre-polling centres is available on the NSW Electoral Commission website and it's important to note that not all the voting centres open on Saturday are also early voting sites.

So for example in Sydney's west, these are some of the pre-polling sites:

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