Call to Action: Learn about Becoming a Paid Election Inspector

July 9, 1:00 - 1:30 p.m., Plymouth Library

WHAT Is the Opportunity?

In Michigan, Election Inspectors are hired by local clerks to help run elections. Election Inspectors are paid to help qualified voters through the process of casting their vote at in-person polling locations.

Election inspectors are needed on election day and during early voting.

WHEN Can You Find Out More?

An informational presentation about the position -- the job responsibilities and job qualifications -- will be at:

Plymouth District Library, Dunning Room

Thursday, July 9

1:00 - 1:30 p.m.

SIGN UP AT THE LIBRARY WEBSITE

How You Can Be Involved in Michigan Elections

In Michigan, there are three kinds of roles for citizens to help with elections:

1. Election Inspectors -- a paid position, hired by clerks.

2. Election challengers -- a volunteer role requiring training from a political party or other qualified interest group.

3. Poll watchers -- any citizen is allowed to observe from a public viewing area at a voting location but he/she is subject to the authority of election inspectors at the site.