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How to become a poll worker in Florida

Election season is nearly here, which means Florida's Supervisors of Elections are gearing up to conduct their elections later this year and for the 2024 presidential election cycle.  

Preparing for the upcoming elections includes recruiting and hiring poll workers. Election poll workers are residents who work at polling locations during Early Voting and on Election Day.  

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To become a poll worker, you must apply with your local Supervisor of Elections. We included links to all 67 county SOEs if you scroll down on this blog post. Click on the link for your county to get more information. 

Poll workers are paid for their time and are expected to work a 14-hour day on Election Day. Compensation is based on the position worked, and it includes payment for training. A check is typically mailed to you after Election Day. 

Election poll workers must: 

→  Be a pre-registered or registered voter in the county in which they’re applying to work in 
→  Attend a scheduled election poll worker training class prior to each election 
→  Remain nonpartisan in what is said and worn on Election Day 

There are several positions your county Supervisor of Elections might be hiring for, including clerk, assistant clerk, book inspector, ballot box inspector and deputy. Your SOE will have more information on their website. 

You can't work as an election poll worker if you are a candidate for office, a candidate's treasurer, an immediate family member of a candidate or if you are serving in a leadership position with a local political party. 

For more detailed information on becoming a poll worker from your specific county, click on the link below. 

Find your county below for specific information on becoming a poll worker 
Alachua 
Baker 
Bay 
Bradford 
Brevard 
Broward 
Calhoun 
Charlotte 
Citrus 
Clay 
Collier 
Columbia 
DeSoto 
Dixie 
Duval 
Escambia 
Flagler 
Franklin 
Gadsden 
Gilchrist 
Glades 
Gulf 
Hamilton 
Hardee 
Hendry 
Hernando 
Highlands 
Hillsborough 
Holmes 
Indian River 
Jackson 
Jefferson 
Lafayette 
Lake 
Lee 
Leon 
Levy 
Liberty 
Madison 
Manatee 
Marion 
Martin 
Miami-Dade 
Monroe 
Nassau 
Okaloosa 
Okeechobee 
Orange 
Osceola 
Palm Beach 
Pasco 
Pinellas 
Polk 
Putnam 
St. Johns 
St. Lucie 
Santa Rosa 
Sarasota 
Seminole 
Sumter 
Suwannee 
Taylor 
Union 
Volusia 
Wakulla 
Walton 
Washington



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