Bilingual poll workers needed in Union County for primary, general elections
The gig comes with a $300 stipend for those who are hired.
News 12 Staff
•
Mar 8, 2023, 11:15 AM
•
Updated 428 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:45
Court documents: Mount Olive day care worker admitted to 'unintentionally' assaulting toddler
38m ago1:52
New Sea Girt ordinance bans digging large holes at beach for safety reasons
1h ago0:50
Marine officials: Dead whale caught on cruise ship's bow in Brooklyn
1h ago2:01
Meeting alpacas and more at Ocean Township animal park
1h ago1:19
Large fire engulfs home in Maplewood
1h ago0:23
Woman accused of breaking into Hudson County post offices 6 times, stealing mail
1h ago0:45
Court documents: Mount Olive day care worker admitted to 'unintentionally' assaulting toddler
38m ago1:52
New Sea Girt ordinance bans digging large holes at beach for safety reasons
1h ago0:50
Marine officials: Dead whale caught on cruise ship's bow in Brooklyn
1h ago2:01
Meeting alpacas and more at Ocean Township animal park
1h ago1:19
Large fire engulfs home in Maplewood
1h ago0:23
Woman accused of breaking into Hudson County post offices 6 times, stealing mail
1h agoThe Union County Board of Elections is seeking bilingual poll workers this year.
The gig comes with a $300 stipend for those who are hired.
To be eligible you have to be at least 18 years old, registered to vote and a county resident.
No experience is needed, and every new poll worker must attend an in-person training course before Election Day.
An online application form can be found here.
