Multiple outlets report that more than 1.3 million Australians are fined for failing to vote in the 2025 federal election. The reports say the penalties total more than $4 million across those affected. One outlet describes the figure as exceeding 1 million people, while the others specify the count as “more than 1.3 million,” indicating consistent but slightly rounded reporting of the same underlying numbers. The fines are linked to not complying with Australian election voting requirements. The articles present the overall scale of enforcement and the aggregate amount collected in penalties, but do not provide additional details such as the average fine level, the breakdown by state or eligibility, the specific enforcement process, or whether outstanding payments are included. All sources frame the result as a significant number of individuals receiving penalties after missing the compulsory voting obligation in the federal election, with the collective fines exceeding several million dollars.