How to Serve as a Poll Worker and Poll Watcher in Fayette County, GA

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Written By Alex Waterson | Communications Director

Fayette County Elections Department | Downtown Fayetteville, GA

For those interested in serving as a poll worker for Fayette County, please read this release by the Fayette County Board of Elections:

The Fayette County Board of Elections appreciates your willingness to help ensure a smooth, successful and nonpartisan election process for Fayette County voters.

To serve as a poll worker, you must:

  1. Be a United State citizen.

  2. Be a resident of Fayette County.

  3. Be at least 16 years of age.

  4. Successfully attend and complete training class conducted by Fayette County Elections before each election.

  5. Be willing to assist with setting up the polling place.

More information can be found at the following links:

Fayette County Poll Worker Information

https://fayettecountyga.gov/elections/poll-worker-info

Fayette County Poll Worker Application

https://fayettecountyga.gov/elections/poll-worker-application

Feel free to contact the Fayette County Board of Elections if you have any questions and/or concerns at 770.305.5408 or pollworkerapplications@fayettecountyga.gov

We look forward to hearing from you!

Regards,

Fayette County Board of Elections & Voter Registration Team.

Sign Up as a Poll Watcher

To volunteer as a Poll Watcher for the Democratic Party of Georgia, which is a different, partisan, position, please click this link to sign up: Volunteer as a 2024 Poll Watcher.

Poll watching is a serious and important position in the American democratic process. If you’re reading this right now and don’t have an idea of why you should volunteer your free time to sit in a room and watch people count votes, please check out the video below:

Alex Waterson | Communications Director

Alex Waterson is a digital marketer based out of Peachtree City, GA who specializes in web, social, and email content creation. She is a Director of Communications for the Help Elect Maura Keller campaign and also serves as Co-Chair of Communications for the Fayette County Democratic Committee. Originally from the UK, she has an MA in Creative Writing from Northumbria University and a chocolate lab named Winston.

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