The Chicago Board of Elections is in need of Election Judges
Election Day for statewide offices is November 4th 2014 and municipal elections are February 24th, 2015.
Judges of Election are paid $170 only upon completion of training and service on Election Day. Returning judges who have previously completed training also receive $25 more for taking refresher training. The basics of serving as a judge of the election can be found here.
To sign up as a judge, call Julie Figueroa at the Board of Elections, or go to the Board of Elections office. You can also pick up a judges application form at many government offices.
Call 312-269-0265; address is 69 W. Washington, 6th floor.
Julie looks forward to hearing from you, as there are still several vacancies to be filled!
High School & College Student Judges of Election
The Board of Election Commissioners for the City of Chicago is proud to lead the United States in hiring high school and college students to serve as judges and many college-age students to provide technical support. In recent elections, more than 4,000 students have helped administer elections in Chicago.
High School and College Student Judges of Election hold the same responsibilities and authority and receive the same pay as other Judges of Election. Students may begin to serve as early as their junior year in high school, even before they are registered to vote, so long as they have a 3.0 grade-point average, sign-off from a parent/guardian and sign-off from a principal/college advisor.
Many thanks, Scott Waguespack - Alderman, 32nd Ward
P.S. Please call our campaign office at 773-413-0032 if you'd like to help my re-election campaign as a volunteer or would like a yard or window sign. Thank you!
Voting Information
To find out your voting information, please visit the Chicago Board of Elections at this link. If you are not registered to vote, there are many ways to get registered in the upcoming weeks and months. Don't delay.
