Archives Registrar looking for more th an 2,500 poll workers for March 7 primary election. T he upcoming elections will pay students to be the cornerstones of the American way of life. But Terry Medina, assistant registrar, said democracy, not money, should be the motivating factor for people to work the election.
Democracy depends on our precinct workers.
The Registrar of Voters Office is looking for more than 2,500 poll workers in 1,100 polling precincts throughout the county for the March 7 primary election. No experience is necessary to become an election clerk. However, a one-hour training session will be required prior to election day. The registrar's office has scheduled three sessions every day until the election in order to accommodate people's hectic schedules. Besides cash for individuals, the registrar's office also offers money to organizations looking for a fundraiser.