Make a Difference in 2020 – Be an Election Inspector

If you appreciate the importance of elections, one of the most impactful ways you can contribute is to work at the polls. Finding qualified people to work the polls can be a significant challenge, but being an election inspector (poll worker) is an important job.

Efficient, knowledgeable election inspectors (poll workers) can increase voter turnout: If lines are long at the polls, people may get discouraged and leave.

Who can be an election inspector (poll worker)? You can!

Election Inspectors (poll workers) are paid for their work, and employers are required to grant election inspectors (poll workers) unpaid time off from their regular jobs for election days.

In the Village of Allouez, Election Inspectors (poll workers) are allowed to work in shifts and do not have to work the entire day.

How can you become a poll worker? Fill out and return application.  For more information, contact Village Clerk, Debbie at (920) 448-2800 ext. 111 or [email protected] or Deputy Clerk, Carrie at (920) 448-2800 ext. 101.

You will receive training before you are expected to work. You will be taught everything you need to know to be successful.

Want to give it a try? For more information, visit: https://elections.wi.gov/elections-voting/voters/become-a-poll-worker