Is there a San Francisco pollworker dress code?
No, the The San Francisco Department of Elections does not have a dress code for pollworkers. Pollworkers should wear comfortable shoes and warm appropriate clothing.
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What if I have to cancel working as a San Francisco pollworker on Election Day?
If you need to cancel working as a San Francisco pollworker on Election Day, you must notify the Pollworker Division at (415) 554-4395 immediately.
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Will I be working as a pollworker at the same San Francisco precinct I worked last election?
The San Francisco Department of Elections tries to assign pollworkers to precincts they worked in the past. However, San Francisco pollworkers can be assigned to any precinct polling place in …
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Can I choose to work at a San Francisco polling place that is close to my home?
The San Francisco Department of Elections tries to assign pollworkers to a polling place nearest them, but this is not always possible. San Francisco pollworkers can be assigned to any …
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How will I know where I am working as a San Francisco pollworker on Election Day?
You will know where you are working as a San Francisco pollworker on Election Day because you will receive a precinct assignment letter from the San Francisco Department of Elections. …
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What if I can’t attend the San Francisco pollworker class I am scheduled for?
If you cannot attend the San Francisco pollworker class you are scheduled for, you should call the Pollworker Division at (415) 554-4395 at least 48 hours prior when the class …
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