Help the League of Women Voters monitor the November 6 election!
The League is looking for volunteers to be our eyes and ears at the polls. In particular, we will be looking for any signs of people being disenfranchised. We will again be partnering with Wisconsin Election Protection, which will provide legal assistance where needed. Sign up online!
Anyone may volunteer who:
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Can spend 6 to 7 hours at one polling place or is willing to be a roving observer who visits a number of polling places
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Is willing to participate in a 2 hour training session—a webinar—prior to the election
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Agrees to mail in a report following the election
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Preferably has a cell phone
You don't need to be a League member to volunteer!
League of Women Voters will provide:
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Nonpartisan materials that let you know your role, what to look for, what to do if there are problems at the polls
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On-line training
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A polling place assignment or roving observer territory
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A number to call on election day to report problems
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A reporting form and stamped return envelope
How to volunteer: Sign up on our 2012 Election Observer Volunteer Form. We will get back to you about where you are needed and times for online training.
Tell your friends about this opportunity. We need many volunteers in cities, towns and villages across the state!
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