We need election
judges in the Eighth Congressional District!
If we want elections to be conducted
fairly, there must be enough Democratic
judges to balance the Republican ones.
I hope you agree that we don't want
people to be teased (yes it happens!)
for taking a Democratic ballot. And
we don't want our candidates falsely
accused of electioneering or other abuses.
Election judges are paid for their work,
about $10 per hour. They work on election
days and can work during the weeks of
early voting.
You may be asked to work your own precinct
or another one where Democratic judges
are needed. You are encouraged to say
yes to these requests but you are not
required to.
Election days can be long, but the work
is easy, especially if you are a detail-oriented
person. Training is given before each
election and the Clerk's office (and
Democratic officials) are available
by phone if you have questions or concerns.
You need
to be a registered voter, or be a high
school junior/senior in good standing,
or a student enrolled in a public, community
college or private secondary school.
We are
currently in the process of naming election
judges for the next election.
Please respond to
if you would like to be a judge or know
someone who should be contacted. Thank
you!
(Your Democratic candidates will thank
you, too, come November!)
I want to be an election judge!