Ragini Algole
Poll Workers 101: Recruiting Poll Workers for Your Jurisdiction
Poll Workers 101 focuses on helping you better understand what motivates poll workers, and it provides an overview of various recruitment strategies that your office can use.
Course Number
PW101Self-Paced
About This Course
Effective poll workers are essential for ensuring a positive voting experience, and the growing number of voters, voter confusion, and mistrust make recruiting them more critical than ever. This course offers a variety of practical strategies to recruit these poll workers.
Recruiting Poll Workers for Your Jurisdiction is part of a four-course series on leading a successful poll worker program. By completing this course, you will:
- Develop a better understanding of poll workers’ demographics, motivations, views of their work, and concerns
- Learn about resources and new strategies for recruiting poll workers that are representative of your jurisdiction’s voting community
- Practice skills in written communication and strategy planning around poll worker recruitment
Who is this course designed for?
- Local election administrators seeking recruitment strategies for their poll worker programs
- Local election administrators looking to learn more about current poll worker trends
- Others looking for an overview of the full scope and impact of poll worker programs
Special Thanks
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Brianna Lennon
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Lauren Miller
Course Staff
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I complete the course?
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- Complete a post-course survey
- Confirm that you have reviewed all course materials
- Request your course certificate
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Do I receive a certificate for this course?
Yes! At the end of each course, there are instructions for completing the course and generating a certificate of completion.
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