Poll Worker In-Person Training

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Get Ready to Lead the Way on Election Day!

We are thrilled to have you on board as a dedicated Poll Worker for the upcoming Election! Your role is crucial in making democracy happen, and we’re here to help you shine on Election Day.

Whether you're returning for another round or joining us for the first time, our training will equip you with the knowledge and skills to confidently handle all the processes and procedures.

Get Ready to Shine at the Polls!

Calling all election heroes! Our Equipment Training session is your ticket to mastering the day. Here’s why you won’t want to miss it:

  • Master the Machines: Get hands-on experience with the latest voting equipment, so you can set up, troubleshoot, and operate like a pro.

  • Boost Your Skills: Learn valuable tips and tricks that make you an indispensable part of the team. You’ll leave feeling empowered and ready for any challenge.

  • Connect with Fellow Poll Workers: Meet and network with other passionate poll workers. Share your experiences and build a strong community of election champions.

  • Fun and Engaging: Expect interactive and lively training sessions that will keep you engaged and prepared.

Don’t miss this chance to level up your election expertise and make a real difference. Sign up now, and let’s make this Election the best one yet!


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NOTE: A in-person class for Judges or Clerks is mandatory. The mandatory Clerk or Judge training sessions are all scheduled in October 2024. Attendance at a Clerk or Judge training session in October is mandatory for anyone intending to participate in the November 5, 2024 Joint Election.


Additionally, please note the following requirements:

  • Election Day Poll Worker Requirements in Texas: (Reference)
    • You must be at least 18 years old and a U.S. citizen.
    • You must be a registered voter in the county where you plan to serve.
    • You must complete the required training session(s) provided by the county.
    • You must be available to work on Election Day.
    • You cannot be employed by or be a relative of a candidate running for an office on the ballot.
  • High School Students: Students who are at least 16 years old can serve as election clerks if they:
    • Have permission from a parent or guardian.
    • Have permission from their school principal.
    • Attend the required training session(s).

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Appointment of Judges and Clerks: In elections held in November of even-numbered years, election judges and clerks are appointed by the commissioners court of the county. These appointments are typically made from lists provided by the political parties, and each polling place is required to have a presiding judge and an alternate judge, representing the two major political parties. Judges and clerks are responsible for the administration of the election at their respective polling places, ensuring that the process is fair, efficient, and in compliance with state law. More Information


For further inquiries, please contact the Elections Office at (936) 522-2954.


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