Requirements and Application

Thank you for applying to become a Hernando County Election Worker.

As an Election Worker, you will be the face of Democracy for your neighbors, family, and friends.

You will be representing the Supervisor of Elections (SOE) and our team of permanent and temporary employees.

We look forward to working with you and celebrating another free and fair election in Hernando County!

Election Workers must by registered voters in Hernando County.
To check your voter registration, go to The Voter Lookup Tool.

Election Workers are required by law to attend training prior to
each election. In Hernando County, we use in-person and online training for different aspects of every position.

Training classes are scheduled electronically (email / text message) only.
A portion of the training is conducted online. You must have access to your own email and the web in order to complete training and to be assigned a location to work on Election Day.

Election Workers must be fluent in reading, writing, and speaking the
English language. Bi-lingual candidates (fluent in Spanish and English) are especially encouraged to apply because of legal directives.

Election Workers must show up for work at 6:00 AM and work for
approximately 14 hours on Election Day. Election Workers take breaks, but cannot leave the polling place.

Cell Phone use by Election Workers in the Polling Room IS PROHIBITED
except for official election business or emergencies.

Election Workers must wear appropriate "business-casual" attire
during training and while working the election.

Election Workers must be non-partisan in speech and dress during
training and while working the election.

Election Workers are asked to refrain from overtly-partisan comments
or not to identify themselves as Election Workers on social media. Election Workers must refrain from spreading inaccurate information about Elections on social media.

Election Workers will be required to complete on-boarding paperwork
for Hernando County Payroll.

Election Worker Application

Please complete all fields of this application and click CONTINUE to apply for a position as

a Hernando County Election Worker in the next election (August 23, 2022). If you have any

trouble making an electronic request, you may download the application form and mail it to:

Election Worker Coordinator

Hernando County Supervisor of Elections

16264 Spring Hill Drive

Brooksville, FL 34604

OATH:

"By clicking on the CONTINUE button below, I certify that I am a registered

voter in Hernando County, and that the information that I have provided above

is accurate. I also certify that I am able to meet all of the Election Worker

requirements listed above."

First Name:

Last Name:

Voter Registration Number (available on Voter Lookup Tool):

Mailing Address (if different from Voter Registration):

City (if different from Voter Registration):

Zip Code (if different from Voter Registration):

Phone Number (with area code):

Email Address:

Have you previously worked elections in Florida or another state?

Yes
No

Please tell us why you are interested in becoming an Election Worker:

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