Earn Up to $200 on Election Day Working as a Republican Poll Worker in Piscataway!

What is a poll worker?
Poll workers are the people who handle the voter registration books and help operate the voting machines at each election district. This is a very important civic function.

Who pays the poll workers?
Middlesex County pays each trained poll worker $200 for the day. A trained poll worker is someone who attends a free 1 hour class that teaches the ins and outs of being a poll worker. You must take this class once every two years to receive full compensation. The county makes several of these classes available prior to each primary and general election.

Piscataway
The township has 39 election districts, and the Republican Party can put two poll workers at each district. This means there are 78 poll worker positions that must be filled every election. Call today if you want to be a poll worker for the June Primary and November General Election.

Contact
Piscataway Republican Organization Poll Worker Coordinator Deb Hopkins can answer any questions if you are interested and want to learn more. Deb can be reached by phone at 732-752-4634. If you are interested in being a poll worker, call Deb or mail you name, address and phone number to:

Deb Hopkins
634 S. Washington Ave
Piscataway, NJ 08854

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