I posted this in Spurious and I will repeat it here:

I just came back from the election judge training for the November election. For those of you who are interested, there is still time to contact your state election people and get involved. There is also a position called greeter for those who are intimidated by being a clerk, judge, or inspector. You get paid for this also.

Nox

Do you have to be 18?

Yes, and registered to vote.

Nox

Do you know what this position specifically is? I mean, its kinda obvious, but how could it lead to other things? Other higher positions, in terms of being a sort of internship?

The next 'higher' position is the Inspector, who is in charge of the precinct polling place for that particular election. As far as an internship, there is nothing like that (that I know of). What happens is that people move up (from clerk, to judge, to inspector) because of experience. You also get asked if you want to serve in school and local elections as well. The problem is finding people willing to do the job. Any by being involved you can assure yourself that the election process (at least in your precinct) is on the up and up.

Nox

Thanks for the info.

Mr. Nox, please see my question to this post in Spurious.

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Originally posted by Global Dominator:
Mr. Nox, please see my question to this post in Spurious.

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Did so. Already answered.

Nox