Together, we have the opportunity to affect the elections in each of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties. Many work polling locations as volunteer greeters and other volunteer positions. Becoming an elected or appointed poll worker has several benefits:
- Learn about PA elections
- Get paid a nominal amount for training and election day
- Help Your Community
- Take Part in saving our democracy
- Gain valuable experience
The Election Board is responsible for filling five positions for each county. Elected positions are Judge of Elections, Majority Inspector, and Minority Inspector. Non-elected (appointed) positions are clerks and machine inspectors.
If you would like to serve in one of the elected positions next election (May 17th) there are many currently vacant positions that must be filled by the Election Board, most county boards will begin filling positions with those who fill out the Poll Worker Interest Form.
If you would like more detailed information, please visit the pa.gov/Resource page: https://www.vote.pa.gov/Resources/pages/be-a-poll-worker.aspx
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