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Poll Workers
Wanted
Dependable, concerned, capable men and women to serve as election day workers!
Who is a poll worker?
A poll worker is a registered voter that is recommended to the Board of Elections and wants to be considered as a worker at one of the many precincts in the County.
Do I need to declare my politics?
Yes. Each precinct has an equal number of Democratic and Republican workers. If you do not know your political affiliation we can advise you.
Will I work in my own precinct?
Sometimes. When we use a substitute worker, that person needs to be willing and able to go to any precinct at the last minute when we get a vacancy.
Will I be trained?
Yes. All new workers are trained before being sent out to work. Then every 3 years you are re-trained (unless the Secretary of State orders all workers trained for a certain election). You will also get $10 per hour for attending a training class.
How much is a worker paid?
The current amount paid for any election day Judge (worker) is $105.00.
How long do you work?
You must report to the polling site where you are assigned by 5:00 a.m. on Election Day. The polls close at 7:30 p.m., but you must continue to work until all closing procedures are completed.
If you are interested
To let us know you are interested, please go to our forms page to download and print a Pollworker Application form. This form may be mailed in or brought to our office.