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County clerk honors student winners of 'I Voted Sticker' contest, announces ballot drawing and poll worker pay
Summary
Randolph County Clerk Brenda Wiseman presented certificates to three student winners of a voter engagement sticker contest, announced a public ballot-position drawing for Feb. 24 and urged residents to apply as poll workers, noting training pay of $50 and $150 for election day.
Randolph County Clerk Brenda Wiseman reported that the West Virginia Secretary of State's "I Voted Sticker" contest was open to eighth graders; the county received 15 submissions and selected three local winners from Tygarts Valley Middle/High School: first place Addisyn Gragg, second place Alexis Conti and third place Claire Johanns. Wiseman presented certificates to the winners in the audience.
She also reminded the public that the county's ballot position drawing will be held at the County Clerk's Office on Feb. 24 at 9:00 a.m., open to candidates and the public. Wiseman encouraged residents to apply to be poll workers and noted a stipend of $50 for training and $150 for working on election day.
The announcement highlighted civic‑engagement efforts ahead of upcoming elections and provided concrete information on how residents can participate.
