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Kingsbury County adopts Resolution 2026-2 setting election-worker pay and polling places

Kingsbury County Board of County Commissioners · January 6, 2026
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Summary

The board adopted Resolution 2026-2 on Jan. 6, 2026 establishing election-worker pay rates ($18/hour standard, $25/hour for post‑election audit board), mileage at $0.70 per mile, and listing precinct polling locations for 2026.

The Kingsbury County Board adopted Resolution 2026-2 on Jan. 6, 2026, setting compensation and mileage for election officials and specifying polling locations for the 2026 elections. The resolution sets superintendents and judges pay at $18.00 per hour for pre- and post-election work, mileage at $0.70 per mile, resolution-board and counting-board pay at $18.00 per hour, provisional-ballot board pay at $18.00 per hour if needed, and post-election audit board pay at $25.00 per hour plus mileage and expenses as allowed by administrative rule.

The resolution also lists polling places for precincts: Arlington (Arlington City Hall); Badger (Badger American Legion); De Smet (Kingsbury County 4‑H Building); Iroquois (Iroquois Fire Hall); Lake Preston (Lake Preston Community Center); Oldham (Oldham Community Center); and absentee voting at the Kingsbury County Courthouse in De Smet. The board adopted the resolution by motion and recorded the adoption for the county record.