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Union County seeks poll workers for Jones Creek precinct; warns against partisan clothing
Summary
Board seeks additional poll workers—targeting 4–5 per precinct—and set training dates; poll workers were instructed to avoid all-red or all-blue outfits and anything with political messaging.
Union County Board of Elections members said the county needs additional poll workers, with particular need at the Jones Creek precinct, and that the goal is to staff each precinct with four to five poll workers on Election Day. AIP poll worker training is scheduled for April 13 at 5:00 p.m., and Election Day training is scheduled for May 5, 6 and 7 at 5:00 p.m. each day.
The board also discussed attire guidance for poll workers: staff should not wear all-red or all-blue outfits and should avoid wearing anything with political implications while working at the polls. The measures were presented as part of pre-election staffing and conduct planning to ensure nonpartisan operations at polling places.
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