Become a Poll Worker
Become a Poll Worker
Poll workers are vital to our democracy. They staff polling places so every voter can cast a ballot.
You can help. Serve as a poll worker at your local polling place and get paid for your time. Contact your local election office to learn how to sign up.
Work elections in Massachusetts
- Fill out the Poll Worker Interest Form Fall 2026.
- We will respond via email with further information and details connecting you to a local election office that is in need of volunteers.
- Follow up with the local election office to fill out an application, confirm your participation and inquire about additional trainings required.
For questions, reach out to Rachael Cobb.
Work elections across the US
- Fill out the form Massachusetts work elections form.
- Based on your address, you will be directed to your local election office.
- Follow up with your local election office to confirm your participation and inquire about additional trainings required.
For questions, contact your local election office, visit Work Elections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there compensation for poll work?
Most states pay for election work. Visit Work Elections to learn about your specific state.;
Is there training required?
Most states and local election offices require a training to learn about specific protocols in managing the polling location. The length of the training varies by state and local election office. Visit Work Elections to learn about specific trainings.
Are there specific poll worker requirements?
Some states have minimum age, citizenship, and voter registration requirements. Visit Work Elections for more information.