Electoral Commission Campaign Looks To Educate Voters After Enrolment ChangesRussell Palmer Political reporterThe Electoral Commission is hoping staff training and resources will help prevent potential disenfranchisement after enrolment changes brought in by the government. CEO and chief electoral officer Karl le Quesne said that was different to previous campaigns, and "that's really just to grab people's attention". Advertisement - scroll to continue reading"Right now we've got 3.6 million people enrolled, so that's round about 89 percent of eligible voters. Le Quesne also highlighted the youth enrolment rate, saying reaching 18 year olds "where young people are out in the communities" was "the key message". "We're always concerned around youth enrolment and turning out to vote ... there has been a law change this year.