Vincent and Charissa Tarzia with their sons Raphael and Leonardo. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Margaret Lyons - a One Nation voter - and her child. Photo: Rory Dowdell/InDaily
Voters in Bragg were reportedly waiting up to 20 minutes to cast their vote. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Bragg voter Michelle Awata thought Labor would win today. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
David Speirs is having a second shot at Black after having resigned from SA Parliament. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
Anna Finizio is hoping to win Dunstan back for the Liberals. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
Voters were treated to a sausage sizzle at Norwood Primary School today, Liberal candidate Anna Finizio saying it was "the best" in her electorate. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
Katie McCusker is running as a Greens candidate for the Legislative Council. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
Cressida O'Hanlon is hoping to retain her seat in Dunstan. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
Liberal candidate Rhees Bishop and brother Benjamin. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily.
Local Hartley voter Hermione Farmer hoped the Animal Justice Party would win.
Voters waiting in line at St Peter Claver Church Hall in Dulwich. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
One Nation candidate Paula Wilson and her father Richard at Hallet Cove. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
Voters waiting in line at Campbelltown Uniting Church. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Morialta Labor candidate Matthew Marrozzi and Kate. Photo: Rory Dowdell/InDaily
Voters waiting in line at St Peter Claver Church Hall in Dulwich. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Voters waiting in line at St Peter Claver Church Hall in Dulwich. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Liberal leader Ashton Hurn talking to voters. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
There were plenty of voters out early at Campbelltown Uniting Church in Hartley. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Debra Von Der Borch (Labor volunteer) and Leticia Mooney (One Nation volunteer) at Hallett Cove polling booth. This picture: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
Candidate David-Speir with volunteers Billy Kennington, Tracey Hoad and Natalie Duenn. This picture: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
Morphett MP Stephen Patterson, Liberal leader Ashton Hurn and volunteer Jill at Immanuel College polling booth. This picture: Helen Karakulak/InDaily

SA votes: In pictures

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Voters were treated to a sausage sizzle at Norwood Primary School today, Liberal candidate Anna Finizio saying it was "the best" in her electorate. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
 

SA votes: In pictures

Today, SA heads to the polls to vote on who they think should run our state and to enjoy the traditional Democracy Sausage. Did our photographers catch you at the ballot?

Gallery

Vincent and Charissa Tarzia with their sons Raphael and Leonardo. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
1/22Vincent and Charissa Tarzia with their sons Raphael and Leonardo. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Margaret Lyons - a One Nation voter - and her child. Photo: Rory Dowdell/InDaily
2/22Margaret Lyons - a One Nation voter - and her child. Photo: Rory Dowdell/InDaily
Voters in Bragg were reportedly waiting up to 20 minutes to cast their vote. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
3/22Voters in Bragg were reportedly waiting up to 20 minutes to cast their vote. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Bragg voter Michelle Awata thought Labor would win today. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
4/22Bragg voter Michelle Awata thought Labor would win today. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
David Speirs is having a second shot at Black after having resigned from SA Parliament. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
5/22David Speirs is having a second shot at Black after having resigned from SA Parliament. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
Anna Finizio is hoping to win Dunstan back for the Liberals. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
6/22Anna Finizio is hoping to win Dunstan back for the Liberals. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
Voters were treated to a sausage sizzle at Norwood Primary School today, Liberal candidate Anna Finizio saying it was "the best" in her electorate. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
7/22Voters were treated to a sausage sizzle at Norwood Primary School today, Liberal candidate Anna Finizio saying it was "the best" in her electorate. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
Katie McCusker is running as a Greens candidate for the Legislative Council. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
8/22Katie McCusker is running as a Greens candidate for the Legislative Council. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
Cressida O'Hanlon is hoping to retain her seat in Dunstan. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
9/22Cressida O'Hanlon is hoping to retain her seat in Dunstan. Photo: David Simmons/InDaily
Liberal candidate Rhees Bishop and brother Benjamin. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily.
10/22Liberal candidate Rhees Bishop and brother Benjamin. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily.
Local Hartley voter Hermione Farmer hoped the Animal Justice Party would win.
11/22Local Hartley voter Hermione Farmer hoped the Animal Justice Party would win.
Voters waiting in line at St Peter Claver Church Hall in Dulwich. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
12/22Voters waiting in line at St Peter Claver Church Hall in Dulwich. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
One Nation candidate Paula Wilson and her father Richard at Hallet Cove. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
13/22One Nation candidate Paula Wilson and her father Richard at Hallet Cove. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
Voters waiting in line at Campbelltown Uniting Church. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
14/22Voters waiting in line at Campbelltown Uniting Church. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Morialta Labor candidate Matthew Marrozzi and Kate. Photo: Rory Dowdell/InDaily
15/22Morialta Labor candidate Matthew Marrozzi and Kate. Photo: Rory Dowdell/InDaily
Voters waiting in line at St Peter Claver Church Hall in Dulwich. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
16/22Voters waiting in line at St Peter Claver Church Hall in Dulwich. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Voters waiting in line at St Peter Claver Church Hall in Dulwich. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
17/22Voters waiting in line at St Peter Claver Church Hall in Dulwich. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Liberal leader Ashton Hurn talking to voters. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
18/22Liberal leader Ashton Hurn talking to voters. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
There were plenty of voters out early at Campbelltown Uniting Church in Hartley. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
19/22There were plenty of voters out early at Campbelltown Uniting Church in Hartley. Photo: Charlie Gilchrist/InDaily
Debra Von Der Borch (Labor volunteer) and Leticia Mooney (One Nation volunteer) at Hallett Cove polling booth. This picture: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
20/22Debra Von Der Borch (Labor volunteer) and Leticia Mooney (One Nation volunteer) at Hallett Cove polling booth. This picture: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
Candidate David-Speir with volunteers Billy Kennington, Tracey Hoad and Natalie Duenn. This picture: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
21/22Candidate David-Speir with volunteers Billy Kennington, Tracey Hoad and Natalie Duenn. This picture: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
Morphett MP Stephen Patterson, Liberal leader Ashton Hurn and volunteer Jill at Immanuel College polling booth. This picture: Helen Karakulak/InDaily
22/22Morphett MP Stephen Patterson, Liberal leader Ashton Hurn and volunteer Jill at Immanuel College polling booth. This picture: Helen Karakulak/InDaily

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