Become a poll worker

Serving as a poll worker is a meaningful way to ensure St. Croix County elections are fair and accessible. Will you help?

Check-In Voters

Confirm voters are registered, have valid ID, and are at the correct polling location.
Provide Direction

Instruct voters on how to properly complete their ballots and deposit them into the voting machine.
Process Ballots

Confirm absentee ballots have been properly completed and feed them into the voting machine, ensuring every vote is counted.

I first volunteered to be a poll worker in 2020 when I read that Covid was driving many poll workers away and causing a shortage. Three years later I’m still volunteering because it is an easy and simple way to serve the community and see for yourself how elections work.

Chris H.
My experience being an actual part of democracy has been very rewarding, and (for the most part) voters are very appreciative and thankful.

Erica P.

Your poll worker questions—answered

- You’ll be paid for your service
- You don’t need to have experience to apply—training will be provided by the Democratic Party of Wisconsin
- You can choose to work in your municipality or another part of St. Croix County
You can serve as a poll worker if:
- You’re a U.S. citizen
- You’re a St. Croix County, WI resident
- You speak English fluently
- You’re not a candidate for office at your assigned polling location
You must share your name with us by Wednesday, November 1st, 2023 to be considered for the new term, beginning January 1, 2024.

Send me a message. I’ll reach out to answer your questions and add you to our nomination list.

-Michelle Gorka, Secretary