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With the Indiana Primary Election just days away, there's a demand for poll workers in St. Joseph County.As the countdown to election day ticks down, efforts t

Early voting opened in West Virginia on May 1 with voters in Harrison County now able to cast their ballots at two locations.

Primary election day is less than a week away in Indiana.The election will be held May 7.St. Joseph County needs your help working the polls.There will be train

A series of election laws passed in Georgia since 2020 threaten to overburden election officials and hamper poll worker recruitment.

Thomas Jefferson famously wrote in the Declaration of Independence that, “Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.” This affirmation laid the groundwork for our nation’s democratic process, which remains the standard for the free world. However, in recent years, federal support for our election infrastructure has failed […] The post It’s time for Idaho’s elected leaders to invest in election infra...

While the shape has shifted for Nebraska's Second Congressional District, the voter demographics are mostly the same.

The June primary is right around the corner and Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate honored Iowa poll workers for their hard work.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission’s (WEC) effort to create a new rule to guide the conduct of election observers at polling places received a public hearing Wednesday. Supporters and opponents expressed their opinions, which included the airing of false claims of election fraud that have hounded the agency for the past four years. Under the rule, […] The post Public weighs in on new election observer rule appeared first on Wisconsin Examiner.

Pulling off an election takes a lot of volunteers, and it takes some love — “love for every member society.” A first-of-its-kind study by a University of Montana faculty member recently investigated the motivations of people who serve on the frontlines of democracy and found public service is a top reason poll workers sign up […] The post University of Montana study: Public service motivates poll workers, but so does money appeared first on Daily Montanan.

Indiana needs thousands of poll workers to staff its more than 5,000 precincts on Election Day, according to the Secretary of State's Office. The post Poll workers emphasize election confidence, customer service appeared first on Indiana Capital Chronicle.