Poll Worker Application:

Depending on the election, the Registrar of Voters hires between 180 and 220 poll workers. About 70% return each year, so new poll workers are always welcome to apply.

The Basics

Working the polls is a meaningful service to the community — and you get paid. It requires a long day, training, and occasionally assisting voters who may be frustrated. In nearly all cases, however, it is a rewarding experience as you help facilitate democracy.

What You Need to Know

• Minimum of 15 consecutive hours on Election or Primary Day.
• Election Day is from 6 AM - 8 PM 
• Most positions require a 1-hour training class.
• Training may be required annually before each primary or election.
• Moderators must complete an additional 4–5 hour certification class every four years.