Poll Worker Frequently Asked Questions

For every county wide election, the Wilson County Election Commission relies on approximately 350 poll workers to staff the 18 polling places throughout Wilson County and staff the four Early Voting sites.

Being a poll worker is like being a "paid volunteer". The pay and the frequency of elections is not great enough or often enough to be a job anyone would take "for the money".

The greatest benefit to being a poll worker is the gratification derived from your active participation in the election process and public service.

If you would like to join our team and become a Wilson County Poll worker, please download this POLL WORKER APPLICATION form and return to the Election Commission office.

What are the requirements to be a poll worker? 

• Registered Wilson County Voter
• Read, write and communicate in English
• Have access to online training
• Be able to work a 14 hour day
• Be available on Election Day
• Enjoy working with people