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ABERDEEN – During a special-called meeting April 13, the board of aldermen circled back on action from its previous meeting regarding a reduction in pay for those working elections.
Following an executive session during its April 6 meeting, the board approved to set a base pay of $75 for poll workers, election commissioners and members of the resolution board for serving during the recent special-called election and runoff for the mayor’s race.
It was a decrease from $125 normally paid to election workers. During that meeting, aldermen approved extra pay for receiving/returning managers and those who attend election classes.
“Looking back at the past pay they’ve had, I see no reason for them to have their pay cut,” said Aberdeen Election Commissioner Lee Turnage. “It’s really hard to get poll workers to work for $75 a day.” ....

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