Sign Up to be a Precinct Election Official
If you are available on Election Day
Come work with us as a Precinct Election Official
Why would I consider being a Precinct Election Official?
- This is an important role in our democracy.
- Learn more about the voting process.
- Earn some extra spending money.
Why am I needed?
- Marion County employs more than 100 precinct election officials to conduct an election.
- We need your help to make this possible.
When am I needed?
- Every time Marion County holds an election.
- Your work hours are: 5:30 a.m. until all precinct work is complete and you are released by your Voting Location Manager (approximately 8:00 p.m.)
How do I apply?
- Applicants may contact the Marion County Board of Elections via phone at 740-223-4090 option 5 or email us.
Who qualifies to be a Precinct Election Official?
- A registered voter in Marion County.
- Enjoy working with the public.
- Complete application with the Marion County Board of Elections.
- Must not have been convicted of a felony.
What do I have to do?
- Report for work at 5:30 a.m. on Election Day
- Activate voting equipment
- Process voters
- Demonstrate voting procedures to voters
- Certify work done at precinct
- Attend a training session every election cycle when you work
Where will I work?
- When possible, in your own polling place, however you will be scheduled where needed.
Will I get paid?
- Yes