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Board of Elections - Precinct Election Officials

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Board of Elections - Precinct Election Officials

We Need You!

We are always looking for staff to serve in the upcoming election.  Please fill out an application or contact us at 937-642-2836.

Precinct Election Officials

Every Election Day, thousands of Ohioans contribute to their local communities and serve our country as precinct election officials.  By doing so, they play an important role in preserving democracy by safeguarding our election process.

Being a precinct election official is a great opportunity for registered voters that are able to make time on Election Day.  If you choose to work at the poll, you will receive training and are paid for your time.  It's a great way for students, part-time employees, retired citizens and people with flexible schedules to serve their community.

Requirements

  1. You must be a registered voter in Union County.  High school seniors can also serve if they are at least 17 years of age.
  2. Enjoy working with people
  3. Willing to attend a training session
  4. Willing to declare a political party, either Democrat or Republican
  5. Able to work from 5:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Election Day
  6. Have transportation to and from the polls
  7. No prior felony convictions

PEO Application

If you are interested in being a Precinct Election Official, please download and fill out a  PEO Application  or call 937-642-2836.

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