I am considering becoming a poll worker. How can I find out more?
I am considering becoming a poll worker. How can I find out more?
Poll workers are called "Election Inspectors" in Michigan. To find out how to become an Election Inspector and other ways to help go to Michigan.gov/DemocracyMVP.
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