Can I take the San Francisco pollworker training class in a language besides English?
No, you cannot take the San Francisco pollworker training class in a language other than English. You must take the full-length training class taught in English. If you have questions, …
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How will I know where and when to attend the training class to be a San Francisco pollworker?
After you respond to the Availability Letter sent by the San Francisco Department of Elections, the Department of Elections will send you a training confirmation letter that will list when …
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What does it mean if I am standby pollworker in San Francisco?
As a standby pollworker in San Francisco, you need to report to City Hall at 6:00 am on Election Day to wait for a precinct assignment. If you are late, …
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Do I have to attend a training class even if I’m an already worked as a pollworker in San Francisco?
Yes, even experienced pollworkers in San Francisco must attend training classes. All San Francisco pollworkers are required to attend training before each election. If you have questions you can call …
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What happens after I’ve been interviewed and passed the test to be a San Francisco pollworker?
Once you have been interviewed and passed the assessment test to be a San Francisco pollworker your name will be entered into the list of pollworkers and you will be …
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How will I know if my application to be a San Francisco pollworker is accepted?
You will know if your application to be a San Francisco pollworker is accepted if you are contacted for an assessment test. The assessment test will determine if you are …
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