Boston Election Department Recruits Poll Workers; Registration Deadline Is October 24
Boston is a city in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. Boston's Election Department is recruiting poll workers for the November 3 state election, the city said in an announcement carried by Boston.gov and the Beacon Hill Times on October 16. Poll workers are paid a stipend of $160 to $200 in addition to payment for required training, bilingual applicants are strongly encouraged, and residents can request assignment to a location close to home.
The state election will decide the governor, a U.S. Senate seat, U.S. House seats, members of the Massachusetts General Court and other local offices, and will feature nine ballot questions. The voter registration deadline is Saturday, October 24: voters may register in person at the Election Department, 1 City Hall Square, Room 241, by 5 p.m., online at voteinma.com by 11:59 p.m., or by mail with a form postmarked by October 24.
Residents can apply or get more information at boston.gov/pollworkers or by calling 617-635-0905.
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