How to Become a Poll Worker

Poll workers are an essential part of the democratic process. They are vital to free and fair elections. 

To become a poll worker in the State of Pennsylvania, you must be a registered Pennsylvania voter. 

It is not a volunteer position. You will be paid for your time. 

Learn more about becoming a poll worker in Pennsylvania here. 

ERIE COUNTY 

• Poll Worker Interest Form: Registered Erie County voters can use this form to express interest in becoming a Poll Worker. 
  
  
• Erie County poll worker information page

CRAWFORD COUNTY

• Poll Worker Interest Form: Registered Crawford County voters can use this form to express interest in becoming a Poll Worker. 
  
  
• You can also call to have your name placed on file by calling 814-333-7308
  
  
• Download and print the form below and return it to: 

Crawford County Board of Elections
Attn: Rebecca Little 
903 Diamond Park 
Meadville, PA 16335

• Or fax it to 814-337-0457

• Crawford County poll worker information page

ALL OTHER COUNTIES (Pa. Only) 

Poll Worker Interest Form: Fill out this form if you are interested in becoming a poll worker and state officials will forward your information to your local county election office.