Whether they’re staffing the polls, processing ballots, or fielding voter phone calls, your temporary election workers are invaluable. But many jurisdictions struggle to recruit enough, even without a global pandemic! That’s why we’re rounding up your success stories. Elections aren’t one-size-fits-all, so steal ideas you like and ignore the rest.
read moreIn this course, you’ll get exposed to fresh ideas for effectively recruiting, training, and coordinating poll workers.
read moreAn EAC portal to toolkits on just about every topic from voter registration to military and overseas voters to polling place calculators.
read moreThe Quick Start Guides are created to assist state and local election officials in effectively managing and administering elections. Each Quick Start Guide offers concise and easy-to-read tips on a wide range of timely topics impacting the field of elections.
read moreThe Election Management Guidelines and Quick Starts Guides were created to assist state and local election officials in effectively managing and administering elections. These guidelines complement the technical standards for the Voluntary Voting System Guidelines for voting equipment.
read moreDesigning job aids and other materials that help poll workers run a good election.
read moreUsing data from the 2016 Election Administration and Voting Survey, the EAC examined polling places and poll workers.
read more“Election Reform Briefing 20: Poll Workers” examines a number of facets of America’s one-day workforce, including training requirements, compensation, specialization and absenteeism, attitudes and what innovations are underway in states and localities to recruit, train and retain poll workers.
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