If you are available on Election Day –
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Come work with us as a Poll Worker!

Why would I consider being a Poll Worker?
(Precinct Election Official is the formal title)

• 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 employees more than 275 precinct election officials to conduct an election.  We need you help to make this possible.

When am I needed?
Every time Marion County holds an election. Your work hours are: 5:45 a.m. until all precinct work is completed (approximately 8:00 p.m.)

How do I apply?
Applicants may contact the Marion County Board of Elections via phone at 740-223-4090
or email us.

Who qualifies to be a Poll Worker?

• 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 5:45 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.

How much will I be paid?

                                                 Election Day     Training
Voting Location Manager          $111.50               $10.00
Precinct Election Official           $101.50               $10.00

May 2019 Poll Worker Classes – There are 3 different classes depending on the table type you are assigned to work and whether you are a PEO or VLM role. Please contact the BOE office at 740-223-4090 to decide which role you would like to work so we can schedule you for the appropriate training class.