All Voting is Local
Help Improve Elections: Poll Worker Research Project
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Posted September 10, 2019
Poll workers play a critical role in our elections. Yet, many problems experienced by voters at the polls can be traced back to poll worker errors which can be the result of inadequate training, poor planning by administrators and many other factors. In an effort to better understand how local election officials recruit poll-place workers, how they train them and how they ensure polling places are adequately staffed, we are submitting public records request to over sixty counties in five states: Florida, Ohio, Wisconsin, Arizona and Pennsylvania.
We are seeking assistance with outreach to election officials who are failing to comply with the public records request in a timely manner. This often can be as simple as making a phone call. We are also seeking assistance with the actual analysis of the information that election officials produce in response to the records requests. This work can be done from anywhere and you do not have to be a member of the bar in any of the states we are looking at.
All Voting is Local
All Voting is Local fights to eliminate needless and discriminatory barriers to voting before they happen, to build a democracy that works for us all. It is a collaborative campaign housed at The Leadership Conference Education Fund, in conjunction with the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation; the American Constitution Society; the Campaign Legal Center; and the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
All Voting is Local
All Voting is Local fights to eliminate needless and discriminatory barriers to voting before they happen, to build a democracy that works for us all. It is a collaborative campaign housed at The Leadership Conference Education Fund, in conjunction with the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation; the American Constitution Society; the Campaign Legal Center; and the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.