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Become An Election Official

 

How To Become An Election Judge
The Election Judges who operate the polling place are a very important part of the electoral process.  These persons are the only contacts the Election Office has with the public during voting hours.  Without these individuals, it would be impossible to conduct an election.

 

All Election Judges must make sure that qualified voters who are properly registered are able to cast their vote in a trouble-free environment.   Therefore, the Election Judge must be reliable and courteous, present a neat appearance, be able to follow procedures exactly, and above all, possess good judgment.  Download an Election Judge Application

 

Qualifications

  • An Election Judge must be able to speak, read, and write the English language.

  • An Election Judge may not be a candidate, a campaign manager for a candidate, or a treasurer for a candidate or political committee.

  • An Election Judge must be physically able to work continuously throughout the entire day, 6 AM through approximately 9 PM.

If you wish to be considered for election day employment, please call the Allegany County Board of Elections Office at 301-777-5931 between the hours of 8 AM and 4:00 PM.

 

Voter Registration Volunteer
Any citizen may become an official Voter Registration Volunteer by attending an instruction class.  Following the certification class, a certificate will be issued.  Once certified each volunteer is authorized to register voters.  Volunteers must re-certify every two years thereafter.  Volunteers will be issued 50 voter registration forms at a time.  Classes are by appointment only.

 

For More Information or to make an appointment call the Allegany County Board of Elections Office at 301-777-5931 between the hours of 8 AM and 4:00 PM.

 

 

 

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