*This news post originally published in 2022, but was edited in June and July 2024 to reflect the same need for the 2024 election.
As political candidates jockey for support during the stretch run to the U.S. midterm elections on November 8 (2022), state and local officials are scrambling to staff polling sites with election volunteers. Major indicators are projecting a massive poll worker shortage for the 2022 midterms and beyond.
Aware of this potential crisis, the Vet the Vote campaign is seeking to recruit 100,000 Veterans and military family members to be poll workers in the 2022 midterms and other future elections. Vet the Vote is a coalition of 26 Veteran and military service organizations and four civic groups, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Football League (NFL).
More than 1 million volunteers are needed to run national elections. If only 10% of the 17 million American Veterans enlisted as poll workers, that would easily fill the void of any poll worker shortage.
“Poll workers tend to come from our senior citizen population, and concerns regarding COVID-19 have understandably decreased volunteerism among that population,” said Air Force Veteran Anil Nathan, an executive director of the nonprofit group We the Veterans, which organized the campaign. “In general, though, there’s a constant need to mobilize new poll workers, and we would like to see the Veteran and military family community make volunteering as poll workers a new norm of public service within our community.”
Poll workers key to preserving integrity of elections
Poll workers play a critical role in elections while getting to see the truest form of American democracy in action. They are responsible for opening the polls in the morning; checking in voters and issuing ballots; maintaining the chain of custody of ballots, voting equipment and supplies; and reconciling the number of voters checked in with the number of ballots cast at their location, among other duties. Poll workers make up to $200 a day, including paid training in many locations.
But a shortage of poll workers can create operational challenges, including the unexpected closure of polling sites and long lines.
Army Veteran James Hardaway is training to be a poll worker during the early voting period from October 20 to November 5 in Raleigh, North Carolina. He’ll be on the staff at North Carolina State University processing ballots with election software and will assist voters in other ways.
Hardaway believes his role as a poll worker is key to preserving the integrity of the election.
“I registered to be an election precinct staff member to help reinforce trust in our election process, as Veterans have earned an extremely high level of trust in this area,” he said. “It is critical to ensure that each voter is properly processed so their vote is counted.”
In the Army, Hardaway served in countries where free and democratic elections weren’t guaranteed. While Iraq’s coalition government was being created, he was in Tikrit during the country’s 2008 legislative elections and in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, during the 2010 parliamentary elections.
“I’ve seen the transformative power that elections can have on countries when citizens trust the outcome,” he said. “Those experiences caused me to look differently at our own processes and never take them for granted. Additionally, many states, including North Carolina, are short on election staff this cycle. I want to ensure that everyone has easy access to vote when it’s right for them. Fewer staff means longer lines and potentially less time available for potential voters.”
Air Force Veteran Kristen Berg, pictured here with her family, served as a poll worker in Wisconsin during the 2020 presidential election.
`It’s in our blood’
Air Force Veteran Kristen Berg served as a poll worker in Kimberly, Wisconsin during the 2020 presidential election. She saw such volunteerism as another way of giving back to her country.
“When I left the military, I was ready to transition to civilian life, but I think a lot of Veterans maintain a longstanding desire to serve,” she said. “It’s in our blood, so to speak. Whether it’s in a nationwide movement, such as voting, or even local community involvement, church events or helping with our kids’ assorted activities. Working at the polls is a great way to answer a larger call, and I found personal value and fulfillment in doing so.”
Thus far, the Vet the Vote campaign has recruited more than 2,000 Veterans and military family members to serve as poll workers—enough to staff over 200 large polling stations. However, the number of volunteers is expected to escalate as Vet the Vote’s partnership with the NFL takes hold with the kickoff of the 2022 football season, and as the Vet the Vote coalition reaches more of its direct audience of 3.5 million people as the midterms draw closer.
Vet the Vote filmed a public service announcement with the NFL that will run on the NFL Network. The campaign is also engaging with many teams and planning on in-person events at games. The NFL has also been supporting the campaign on its social media through the league’s NFL Votes initiative.
Officials often recruit poll workers at the last minute
With training needed for poll workers, it’s important for Veterans and military family members to volunteer as soon as possible to have the greatest chance of serving. However, Vet the Vote campaign leaders are encouraging volunteers to consider enlisting even late into the election cycle.
“We’ve heard directly from election officials in a few states that they often end up recruiting poll workers at the last minute because people’s schedules change, and they are unable to work,” Nathan said. “One official told us that 20% of her poll worker staff reported the week before a primary that they could not work the polls that day. She was scrambling to recruit. It’s a very fluid dynamic, and people should prepare to be called up at the last minute.”
- Veterans can receive up to $200 per day for serving as a county poll worker.
- Over 50% of counties report a shortage of poll workers for 2022 election cycle.
- Vet the Vote makes it easy for Veterans to apply to be poll workers.
Sign up to be a poll worker. The Vet the Vote campaign will be providing heavily discounted Vet the Vote t-shirts to those who register.
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Hello. My name is Ann Ingram, and I live in Woodside Queens, ny. I am also a veteran.
Can you tell me please if I was selected to be an election day worker in woodside queens. I simply have no idea what is going on, or who to contact.
Any help you can give me, will be greatly appreciated!!
Regards, Ann Ingram
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I am available to work the polls for an unlimited amount of time ?
After helping healing our Hospitalized Veterans my clinic GU urology was being renovated 5/2000 GU resident called me to assist with gurney ridden Vet.Escort brought Veteran on gurney I Accepted Vet took patient on gurney to Procedure room I started locking gurney wheels When my right leg fell in hole left in urology floor Shifting my Pelvis on the right side!!!Pain got worst went to Employee Health 3/2002 told by Employee Health Shifted body was only a STRAIN!!!!Given Painkillers later turned to Oxicodone different Opiods for a DECADE!!!!!2012 I saw my Primary Physician he noticed my shifted waist said OMG what happens to your waist told him I fell in a hole in GU clinic he said I can’t help you Legally but sent me to physical therapy clinic VA west Los Angeles where they had me undress looked at my body OMG Dean your body is Shifted at your waist this injury will affect your walking!!!!Told them it already has with Pain Limping nausea Dizzyness from the different Painkillers!!! VA west Los Angeles still called a STRAIN!!Mailed Copy’s of my 2012 Shifted body at my waist Workers Comp it’s to Late to Help you Dean!!!!!! This was 2019 they mailed me asking about my STRAIN!!!!
Like to be a poleworker
Lives in Dover
I applied in July at the election bureau to be a poll worker in Sandoval County New Mexico. I returned to the election bureau office in early September to check on my application status. I was told that my name was not on their list. So I asked them to add me to their list again. I still haven’t been notified of a class date. I suspect they are ignoring me because i’m registered as a Republican.
I would like to be a poll worker, what are the next steps?
Interested in becoming poll worker details please
A few days ago I responded to this email about veterans marking in the polling place. I come in it and I was 87 asked if you had something you needed for half a day? No reply. The retake at me answers negative?
I’m on SSD, would I have to claim the income? Is it taxed?
If you want to be an election judge the process is vwey simple. Go to your county board of elections and volunteer. I am starting my 15th year as a supervisory election judge.
In Missouri you have to provide your political party information so that the BOE knows where they can assign you to work.
Once you complete your training you’ll be assigned to a specific poll site. On election day you will arrive at the poll site at 5am to start setup. The polls open for voting at 6am and you basically work on processing folks wishing to vote until 7pm minus a short lunch break. At 7 pm you’ll close the poll site.
I am interested in being a poll worker Lancaster or surrounding area
when I filled out the application forms ONE AFTER ANOTHER got to the last one they asked me whoever they are to give them permission to get into
my personal E-Mail ACCOUNT everthing calender CONTACTS everthing .
wanted to volunteer up till THAT ….
My husband and I are interested in becoming pollworkers
Message from Ingrid Sundlee, Director of Civic Engagement for Vet the Vote:
“Vet the Vote has seen an incredible response to our invitation to step up and serve again as poll workers. We invite all of you to register to be a poll worker here: https://vetthe.vote/pages/sign-up-now . After you sign up, you’ll receive some emails from our partner Power the Polls with instructions on how to complete your application, and emails from us reminding you to complete your application and with a discount code for a T-shirt you can wear to the polls. We sell the shirt at the costs we’re paying for it, so it’s not a source of income or donations for us. We wish we could provide it for free, but we’re a small non-profit and don’t have the resources yet. After you complete your application, you’ll get information from your local election offices on next steps. While some places may not need additional poll workers, most do, and we know, from conversations with some election offices just this morning, that they want to see veterans and military family members at the polls – we’re a reliable and trusted community to show up and get the job done. We thank you so much for your support and your commitment to our elections.”
please send me more information. I am ready!!
Very interested.. please send me an application and information.
Interesting, how to I sign up?
i am a vet send me aplication.
Interested, live in the 95356 area code, central Calif., Have know idea what’s next..
Turning 65 and my pension is not been enough to get by. Need to work love my country and want to help.
You make $150 a day how does this affect your benefits and your taxes!
I thought poll workers were only on the day of the election and not before or after?
If this affects our benefits I will tell everybody about this!
It sounds like a task I would like perform. OK to send me additional info.
I THINK I SIGNED UP CORRECTLY, WHEN WILL I REC TRAINING. I’M ALSO A VETERAN AND WILLING TO LEARN THE PROCESS AND OFFER SERVICE.
Send me application I’m a vet
And ready to work
How do I sign up?
I think i would like to be a POLL WORKER
sounds interesting I think i will apply
Don Pryor, Port Charlotte, FL
I would like to be a poll worker
I wouldlike to join. How do I
How do I sign up
sign
i live in east patchogue zip code 11772 if i can help call me
I would like to be a poll worker.
I’m interested,
I’m an Air Force Vet. and I’m very interested
I would like to be a poll worker in Anderson, SC.
I would like to be a poll worker in WVA
I would like to be a
Pooi watcher
I live in north KCMO. Sign me up for poll work.
I would like to be a poll worker. Thank You.
live in boxford mass. would love to be a poll worker.
Live in Bonita Springs zip 34135 love to be there Marine severed in Vietnam
I’m interested in being a poll worker. I am an Air Force disabled veteran Looking for work. I live in RI. If workers are needed please contact me.
I’m a Marine Corps veteran seeking polls job in Wilmington DE.
They should make it part time 4 to 5 hrs. To me 10 hrs. Is to long. I have a part time job only 3 hrs. I would do 4 hrs in the morning but not 10 hrs . Consider that many seniors can’t work for 10 hrs. And seniors are the ones to take that job.
I’m 75, close to 76. I can work more than 10 hours in the Texas heat and humidity. Speak for yourself.
Interested
Signed up through my county last week.
Continued:
My location is in Kansas City, Kansas.
I am interested being a poll worker. I would need to know more information. Could you please send me some as soon as possible because it is getting close to election time.
Hi: I will like to know if you are seeking vet from Puerto Rico, to work at PR?
Question for you robot or person:
You had described your need adequately, I am a VN veteran, and I wholly disapprove of all of what is going on in America currently to include that there is no accountability just daily news on how bad it has become. Not action, just words and that is not the American way at least not for anyone who had fought and or supported our great Democracy. So, now that I had taken you the long way around the barn, does one have to be an IT guy to volunteer as a pollster? Should that be the case please disregard this message.
David
[Editor: Please click the links in the story to be taken to the website for more information.]
I would like to do poll work.
I am a retired RN.
Would work in Limestone County,
Texad
I am a RN retired, would work in Limestone County, Texas
i did not see how to sign up?
I’m ready
My wife Karen and I need to work together. She has worked as a poll worker before on several elections in Manatee County, Florida
I filled out the application a couple of days ago but when it came to signing my name the app didn’t allow me to enter it.
I am awaiting your response.
C. David Wilson
$150.00 a day from 06:30 AM to 21:00 (9:00 PM) is a 15.5-hour day that equals $9.67 an hour, which is not a very good wage.
I’d like to help but it looks like the sign-up link is broken. Is this just a hiccup or has it changed?
[Editor: Just checked again. All of the multiple links in this story work fine.]
Steve Postier (and other posters) make a valid point …. there should be some kind of FAQ *or* links to other resources. One of the things I found was this website https://www.eac.gov/voters/become-poll-worker (copy & paste into your browser). It will not be able to tell you about VA compensation/SSI but it *does* have a clickable link “Become a Poll Worker” and you can search by State and then county. Many of the questions are NOT answerable here because every single state {and even counties within the states} are different in terms of payment, hours, and training.
[Editor: Vet the Vote has an FAQs section on its website that address most of the questions being asked here. For the VA questions: Veterans who are SC-rated 100% have no limits on income; but those rated for IU mustn’t breach a yearly wage threshold; and those with a non-SC pension similarly have a yearly threshold. These last two situations should contact the VA help desk for a specific answer on their personal situations.]
Is this in the queen Creek Az area or would I need to drive to Phoenix??
There are a lot of pertinent questions, it would be very helpful if you would post answers to as many of these questions as possible. The questions are the same for many of us who are thinking of being a poll worker, but not answering the questions is not helpful at all.
I’m a multi-branch veteran and would like more information in helping. I live in Lost City, Ok (Cherokee County).
I’m interested, what is required of me to be a poll worker. Where and when do I receive training
So, if I am 100% IU and collecting SSDI, can I still work this poll worker job and not get penalized?
I am very interested in this type of work. Please send me all relevant information.
I am interested in being a poll worker in the Mashpee, (Barnstable County) MA area. Would like additional info. ie: dates, times, hours, location, etc
Please send me sign up information.6
I would be interested in this type of work. Please send me relevant information.
I’m interested in being a poll
Worker. I’m a US Navy veteran
The application discrimination against Senior citizens…
The DOB field won’t go back further than 1972…I was born 1957…
Are you purposely keeping senior’s from applying for the “Vet the Vote” ???
I was born in 57 also. I just manually put in my birthday and it took it.
I am interested . I reside in Montgomery County, PA
try to sign up would not take cell phone number
Where and when does training start?
San Jose, CA 95135
Would like to know Where and When.
Thanks
There is no mention as to the duration of the day, or if shifts of shorter times are available. polls are generally open for 12 hour days. I can’t and won’t work those hours
The website states ‘report about 0445 and work until 2100 hrs.’ If you don’t want to work those hours, then don’t sign up.
This is a joke, can’t fill out application
If I choose to sign up to be a Poll Worker, will I be stationed at the Poll Station where I vote at?
Would like to know more about being a poll worker I’ve done it before
Send me an application Wayne dhusom
I would love to work on the polls this coming election! Please contact me with the details.
I’m in Essex county
I’m interested
In New York City, poll worker makes $250/day, but works at least 16 hours on general or primary election day. For early voting days, maximum is 10 hours, for the same $250/day.
If I’m 7O% tdiu can I work as a poll worker for one day without jeopardizing my rating.(individual unemployability)
I cannot physically and mentally work a regular job but would like to contribute to our nations sustaining democracy!
I’m ready to apply
I was unable to finalize filling out the application. The sign in did not accept my email.name, pass word not allowed. I am very interested in working the mid term election. CAN YOU HELP me
Many thanks,
Jim Dimoff
I’m in open all times
I am interest in becoming a poll worker.
How does this opportunity affect those of us Vets on Unemployability?
Also, we need to know specifics on States, counties, days, hours, shifts, etc.
Some of us have age and medical conditions but want to help save our elections and Country.
Thank you,
JohnB
I am available to work at the polling station, as much as needed. That includes working multiple and conservative days.
I am rated 100 % disabled, but I do not have any physical limitations with only one exception, I use a wheelchair.. I can be contacted by phone
I am very interested in being a Poll person for up coming Elections
I am a veteran, but does the information on $150 a day apply for voter poll workers in the state of Oregon since the state is vote-by-mail? In other words are there jobs for vets that can be found since it may not require paperwork at the polls in this state where I live?
I am interested in being a poll worker
I would like to help as a poll worker. I just need the dates I would be needed.
i’m interested. but have questions. My bashful wife may be interested, too, but wants to think about it. Questions: When, Where, and How. note: I have a bad back and unable to stand in-place for more than a few minutes.
I’m a VietNam veteran with no political affiliation. I would very much like to be a poll worker. I am 72 years old.
How many hours of training do we do ?
How many hours a day do we work and train ?
I would like to apply for this position
I would like to apply for poll worker
Can you be a poll worker as a 100% disabled veteran
I can do this ??
could help in little river
Does your earnings effect your VA benefit in any way?
Yes, My wife and I would be glad to become poll workers. Below is my name and email.
Are there opportunities to work the mid term election in Wilson County, Floresville, Texas?
I would be proud to kelp.
Hello. My wife and I have to work together, is there a problem?
I could sure use the pay
A couple of questions/concerns that are not covered in this article. First, there is no time frame on when and how long this will last. The second is, how does this affect the veterans who are 100% disabled when it comes to making the $100-$150 a day. There are so many unanswered questions that come to mind when looking into this. There needs to be a better job description so we have a better understanding on the job itself.
good question my concern as
welli am 100%
Two of us would like to do the Winterville/Greenville area. We are not able to drive to Raleigh for the orientation. Is it possible to do a ride share with someone or train in the Pitt County area?
How do I sign up to be a poll worker but I can’t stand up for no longer than 10 minutes
This is BS . That want to pay $100 (not 150) for 13 hrs
I am interested in being a poll worker
Can any of this polling work be done by volunteers working from home?
My wife and I would be willing to help, but we need to know what days will be needed to participate?.
Can I be a poll worker if I’m growing my social security I’m a retired veteran also. Will it effect my social security. Pls advise
Hi am a spouse of a Vet can I apply.Also do you try and place us close to our homes?
Thank you
Sandra
I will be more than happy to help, I constantly worry about the fact that the silent majority of people are never heard or consulted.
I am interested in poll working, I am an former poll worker. ( 2019 ). SE Washington.
Do you choose where to work?//
I’m interested in doing this
How many hours and a $150 A-day
I live in clay county can I still do this work?
i am a veteran, retired, and would like to help but i have throat cancer and cannot speak. would i still be considered as an election worker?
CALL ME IN ORDER THAT I MAY HELP.
I will LOVE to be Poll worker
excellent, Sign me up elections must b`e Fair
What States and counties are available?
Charles M. Johnson. Vietnam Vet….Retired Looking to work with you….
[Editor: Please do not publish you personal or sensitive information on the internet. I have removed it from this comment.]
Where do you need poll workers at?? Grand rapids and surrounding townships all seem to be full no help needed… ??
How does this effect the vet if they are 100% disabled and getting ssi. Will it be taxed as income
This article does not make any sense and is incorrect. Poll Watchers are volunteers who represent a political party or a candidate on the ballot. Poll wathcers Do Not get paid and are Partisan. Election Judges are paid and are trained through a person’s local county. Election Judges are also partisan. There must be a Democrat and a Republican Election Judge at every voting location.
I would like to help.
I am available
Please advise as to what areas are in need. I live in Quincy.
My husband is a Veteran. I would be interested in becoming a poll worker.
I like to work as a Pol worjer
This blurb doesn’t tell how to make contact to sign up for polling work
Where are we needed?? I live in Indianapolis
Would like to be a poll worker but have speech problems. Can be understood but have to talk slowly.
Is it just a one day thing, that you get paid for? Example: The Nov elections, would I be paid for one day, or is there a set-up day and tear-down day, making it three days at $150 per day?
It didn’t allow me to fill out the application.
I am interested in being a poll worker.
I would like to do what is needed
I would be willing to help out.
Is pay taxable income?
I’d like to apply as poll worker. I have 39 years experience in law enforcement. Thanks in advance in anticipation of your kind reply.
I,D LOVE TO BE A POLL WORKER BUT I DON,T THINK IT WOULD BE WORTH THE TRIP FROM HOUSTON!
I’m interested
This would be after dark so better judgement says “no Thanks” but is tempting
Russ
As a military veteran, I would be honored to help out in any capacity in the midterm election cycle with Vet the Vote
I am a daughter of a Marine veteran (now deceased) with 37 years as an active member of the VFW Auxiliary of Virginia. I would consider it an honor and duty to serve as a poll worker for the upcoming mid-term elections and beyond.
Please let me know how and who to contact to sign up.
I was a poll worker in Lawton, OK for almost 2 years but I only received $7.25 per hour and received a total of $87. I had to be there 30 minutes early and stay, after the polls closed, from one to two hours. No extra pay for the extra time.
I worked the polls previously
Larry Pierce (Marine)
I would like to join the team.
Poll watchers needed in
Oregon?
I am 73 in Salem Oregon. What is the average hours per shift. Don’t laugh…?
I would like to participate with the economy the way it is.Grandkids wanting Christmas!
It would be nice to know what the hours will be before agreeing to volunteer.
Can Veterans spouses volunteer to work the polls.
Brenda.
I’ve been trained
Want be poll workers my zip code 92211
I like be a poll worker
Send me more information
Looking forward to help
That is a good idea and a good thing for veterans. How do I apply?
I AM VERY INTERESTED IN BEING A POLL WORKER… AM AVAILABLE 4 – 5 DAYS A WK. KINDLY REACH OUT TO ME AND LET ME KNOW WHEN I WILL BE NEEDED… I RESIDE IN LOWER EAST BALTO. CO.
Will there be any part time hours available?
What days are training what days needed for the polls
Nowhere in this communique are the requirements for the Poll Worker. Must wear a mask? Must be Vaccinated? Boosted – Double Boosted? Restricted clothing (Vietnam VET, Desert Storm VET … etc. )?
your website won’t let me sign up
Count me in
Hello,
If we are receiving a non-service-connected pension the VA takes a penny for every penny earned.
If we sign up for this, does the pay need to be reported as well? I’m scared it will mess up what little pension I do get.
Thank you.
I would like to leave a comment but I won’t at this time.
In which states?
I live in Billings Mt and have never worked at the polls and would love to help keep our elections fair.
I wish they would describe the length of the poll worker job. Like is it 8-5, 12 hrs long, on 4, lunch 1, on 4; that sort of detail
Question: How much standing is required to be a poll worker? As a disabled veteran, I cannot stand for a great deal of time. I will need intermittent breaks to rest my back.
Does this affect a veterans disability income and/or social security disability benefits and payments?
My wife and i would like to know more about this we live in Pierce County Washington.
Registered with Williamson County Texas
Thanks looking forward, thanks I do not have a cell phone. My number is a land line
I am a disabled vet, I receive a veterans pension each month of $1229.00, and have been receiving this pension since 2006.
I am able to stand and walk around for a day or two, I could really use the money, but I’m not allowed to earn extra money while receiving this pension without penalty, will pensioned veterans be waived if they can volunteer for a day or two of this light work??
I thought a list of locations would be posted. Driving could be an issue otherwise I’d like to help.
Interested in Poll
watching
How or will this affect veterans that are 100% disabled and unemployable, will this count against them if they become poll workers?
im interested in working on election day
I am interested but my income levels may cause a medicare increase—-is there a way the income could be held and paid in 2023?
what if you have already vol
Wonderful way to help my God my family and my country
I might be interested but not sure yet.
I have none
Call all veterans n family members.
It would be helpful to know which state, which counties and which towns have the highest need of poll workers. Putting out a blanket statement is not much help as I do not want to apply for something that may not be anywhere near me. Thank you.
Is a “pole worker” and an “election judge” the same thing?
Great program… will see if I can help!
I was a poll worker/election official but then came Trump and in the elections that followed the vulgar, rude and hostile behavior of MEN (or so they claimed) who were in theory my “neighbors” toward me and other workers, other women such as I of considerable age, was so disgusting) in the name of Trump and making America “great” that I quit. I knew Bob Dole — worked on his first campaign for Congress in Kansas. I worked for Barry Goldwater’s campaign. I knew Senator McCain — and all of them would be sickened and horrified by what is claimed to be “politics” and “Republican” today. I am AFRAID, AFRAID, to work the polls now and that is how low this nation has fallen and where partisan politics has brought us. George Washington warned us but we refused to listen.
That’s terrible. What area did you work in? I’m sorry you had that experience. It’s just wrong that people would be that way. Thank you for your service to the nation, ma’am.
$100-150 per day? Is that working 8 hrs a day or working 12+ hrs a day?
What are the dates poll workers are needed in Pima County, AZ?
Can I be a poll worker, I use a walker to get around, I have lost balance in my ears?????
Poll Watchers
How much does it pay:
—hourly?
— hours per day?
— where?
How many days
Can married couples serve together
Can married couples serve together
I’ve been a poll worker for 14 years. I highly encourage my fellow vets to dive in ! Being apart of something bigger is what we do ! We need you all NOW. Hooah !!!
I’m interested in becoming a poll worker
You are asking each person to put their life on the line MY LIFE is worth a lot more than a $150
Every vote counts
How many hours per day does a poll worker work for $100-$150.
Let me begin