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Friday, April 25, 2025

NorCo Seeks Pollworkers

From Northampton County Elections Office:  Northampton County Elections Office reminds registered voters who live in Northampton County that they are seeking workers for poll worker positions for the upcoming Municipal Primary Election on Tuesday, May 20th, and Municipal General Election on Tuesday, November 4th.

 Every year, elections in Northampton County are made possible by citizens who serve as poll workers. These people do the important work of checking in voters at polling places and setting them up with a ballot. At the end of the night, poll workers deliver the returns to county election officials. The County depends on these workers to ensure fair, accurate, and legal elections.

 

Poll workers must attend mandatory training prior to the Primary Election and are also paid for their training time and work on Election Day. Northampton County poll workers may earn between $175 and $200 for serving all of Election Day, depending on the poll worker’s assignments and training. Typical Election Day hours are from 6:30 a.m. until after the polls close at 8 p.m. Individuals who bring supplies back to the Government Center receive additional compensation and mileage.

 

Registered voters interested in becoming poll workers in your community, email the Northampton County Elections Office at election@norcopa.gov or call 610-829-6260.

 

Our democracy increases in strength the more we all participate.

4 comments:

  1. Just get the ones from the strip clubs

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  2. Will Cozze's girl demand that they need to be gay?

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  3. Bernie, arent you doing this any more?

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  4. $200 for 14 hours.
    No thank you.

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