The Calhoun County Clerk and Register of Deeds, Kimberly A. Hinkley, with the support of 19 City and Township Clerks, seeks individuals interested in working at the Calhoun County Early In-Person Voting Site in 2024.
Early In-Person Voting Sites will be a new voting option for state and federal elections in 2024 and beyond, ensuring that registered voters have nine consecutive days before an election to vote in person. These Early In-Person Voting Sites will be open nine days, beginning the second Saturday before and ending the Sunday prior to an election.
To ensure this is a safe, secure, and smooth process, Election Inspectors are needed. With shorter shifts available, approximately 15 people are needed per day to help operate the early in-person voting sites. The Calhoun County Early In-Person Voting Site is at the Marshall County Building, located at 315 W Green St.
The Calhoun County Early In-Person Voting Site is available to voters in any Calhoun County city or township EXCEPT those in the City of Battle Creek, City of Springfield, Bedford and Pennfield Charter Townships. Registered voters who reside in those four jurisdictions will go to the Battle Creek Early In-Person Voting Site, located at the Kool Family Center. Applications submitted through the form below are for the Calhoun County Site in Marshall.
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We want YOU to work at an Early In-Person Voting Site in 2024.
Who can do it: Anyone age 16+ can work at an Early In-Person voting Site
When: Early In-Person Voting Sites operate nine consecutive days before an election, beginning the second Saturday before and ending the Sunday prior to an election.
Location: Calhoun County Building, 315 W Green St. in Marshall, 49068
Time: Polls at the Calhoun County Early In-Person Voting Site are open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Election Inspectors will help with opening and closing the polls before and after that timeframe
Pay: $15/hour
Reasons to work as an Election Inspector:
- Help ensure we have safe, secure, recountable elections
- Opportunity to serve in your community
- Participate in democracy, especially as the state begins offering early voting
