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Citizen involvement is essential to conduct open, accurate, and fair elections in Wisconsin. The City of Middleton is always looking for dedicated residents who want to work at the polls on election days. This is a paid position that can entail some very long hours but is also very rewarding and exciting.
The City of Middleton is looking for students who are interested in helping greet and direct voters at the polls for the 2023 Elections. All hours worked will count towards your community service hours needed to graduate.
Benefits
· Hands-on experience of learning how local elections are conducted
· Gain a lifelong appreciation for the democratic process
· Receive satisfaction of playing an active and important role in your community.
How to Apply
Meet the requirements and obtain signatures from your parents and teacher
Complete the nomination form and email it to the City Clerk
Please email the City Clerk for the online training information.
Wisconsin law requires every employer to grant an unpaid leave of absence to each employee who is appointed to serve as an election official, if the employee who serves as an election official provides his or her employer with at least seven days' notice. The leave is for the entire 24-hour period of each Election Day in which the employee serves in his or her official capacity as an election inspector. Upon request of any employer municipal clerks must verify appointments.