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Help your community vote

Poll workers are the backbone of elections. Help your community vote and get paid for it.

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Add your address to find your state's application
Poll workers are hired by the county, so the form differs by state.
Power the PollsNationalNonpartisan national recruiting site that works in every state

What You'll Do

Set up and close the polling place
Check in voters and verify identification
Assist voters with equipment and questions
Ensure voting rules are followed
Process paperwork and tally results

Why Volunteer?

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Serve your communityHelp your neighbors exercise their right to vote.
Get paidMost jurisdictions pay poll workers $75–$300+ for the day.
Learn the processSee how elections work from the inside.
Protect democracyFair elections depend on everyday citizens stepping up.
Typical requirements
·Be a registered voter in your state (most states)
·Reside in the county or jurisdiction where you serve
·Be at least 18 years old (some states allow 16–17)
·Complete a short training session before Election Day
·Cannot be a candidate on the ballot
Requirements vary by state and county. Your local election office will confirm eligibility during the application process.