Why not consider becoming an Election Worker?
What is an Election Worker?
An Election Worker is a community-minded person just like you who wishes to be part of the election process. Election Workers ensure that the election process is administered fairly, efficiently, and according to Florida Statutes and Federal Laws. Being an Election Worker is a very important part of the election process and each worker must understand and follow the election laws.
What are Election Worker’s Requirements?
· Be a registered voter in Clay County
· Be available to work where needed
· Be able to speak, read, and write English
· Be able to work a 14+ hour day
· Have transportation
· Complete all training prior to each election
· Demonstrate a working knowledge of election laws and procedures
· Enjoy working with the public
· Remain nonpartisan while working at the polls
· Abide by No Smoking policy
· Be reliable and dedicated to the voting process
· Treat everyone with dignity and respect
· Have an email and internet access
Election Workers must be able to lift 35 lbs with assistance and be prepared to sit and/or stand for extended periods of time.
Who can be an Election Worker?
Any registered voter in Clay County may apply to be considered for a position. If interested, please complete an application, email it to [email protected] and sign up for an Orientation class at https://bit.ly/3QG3JC1. A downloadable Election Worker Orientation Manual is available here. For additional information, please call the Elections Office at (904) 269-6350.