The Department of Elections in San Francisco is recruiting people interested in serving as poll workers in the March 3 election.
Poll workers facilitate voting at neighborhood polling places on Election Day and receive a stipend ranging from $180 to $240, depending on the assignment.
Director John Arntz said:
“(The Department of Elections) expects the 2020 elections to be among the largest in the city’s history.”
Arntz added:
“There is no better way to fully participate in these historically significant moments than supporting our community and being a poll worker.”
The department recruits more than 2,000 volunteers during each election to assist voters at the polls and provides training and materials.
A poll worker application is available online at sfelections.org/pwa/, by calling (415) 554-4395 or in person at the department office in Room 48 at City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place.
The department is also hiring temporary employees to assist with tasks before, during, and after the election. A list of available positions is available at www.jobapscloud.com/sf/.
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