Secretary of State Diego Morales Calls on Fellow Hoosier Veterans to Serve as Poll Workers

Poll workers are needed for the General Election on November 5.

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales, a veteran himself, is calling on Hoosier veterans to once again answer the call of duty – this time as poll workers in the upcoming General Election on November 5.

The initiative highlights the importance of civic duty and ensures that Indiana’s electoral process is conducted smoothly and efficiently.

“When I volunteered to serve in the military with a Green Card in my wallet, as a proud veteran, I understand the deep sense of duty and honor that comes with serving our country.  Our commitment to America and Indiana doesn’t end when we take off the uniform.  Now, I’m asking my fellow veterans to bring that same dedication to our polls.  The experience and values that veterans bring are exactly what we need at our polls.  Your service is still needed- this time to ensure our elections are safe and secure for Hoosier voters,” said Diego Morales, Indiana Secretary of State.

The call to action comes as Indiana, like many other states, faces a shortage of poll workers.

Poll workers will receive required training and can earn compensation for Election Day services, depending on the county.

Poll workers are tasked with duties such as setting up and preparing the polling location, welcoming voters, verifying voter registrations, and issuing ballots.

 Hoosiers interested in signing up to be a poll worker or learning more are encouraged to contact their local election office which can be found here.