Poll Worker Tracker
Each year, thousands of Ohioans dedicate themselves to voting in elections, which is the backbone of democracy. Poll workers ensure that
our elections are fair, and in doing so, maintain the traditions of our past and our hope for the future.
In an effort to continue providing voters with unprecedented levels of transparency, Secretary of State Frank LaRose is providing Ohioans with periodic poll worker updates as reported by the county boards of elections who are holding elections on November 2, 2021. Below you will find a breakdown of poll workers required by each county holding an election as determined by each county board of elections.
The minimum number of poll workers needed consists of the minimum number required to run an election in the respective county. The goal column is the target number of poll workers counties should recruit in order to compensate for any cancellations or no-shows. In accordance with state law, the board of elections, by a majority vote, appoints four electors for each precinct who are residents of the county in which the precinct is located to serve as poll workers. Not more than one-half of the total number of poll workers assigned to a precinct may be members of the same political Party. Ohioans who are neither a Republican or Democrat may also serve as poll workers. Those individuals are recorded below in the “other” category.
In an effort to continue providing voters with unprecedented levels of transparency, Secretary of State Frank LaRose is providing Ohioans with periodic poll worker updates as reported by the county boards of elections who are holding elections on November 2, 2021. Below you will find a breakdown of poll workers required by each county holding an election as determined by each county board of elections.
The minimum number of poll workers needed consists of the minimum number required to run an election in the respective county. The goal column is the target number of poll workers counties should recruit in order to compensate for any cancellations or no-shows. In accordance with state law, the board of elections, by a majority vote, appoints four electors for each precinct who are residents of the county in which the precinct is located to serve as poll workers. Not more than one-half of the total number of poll workers assigned to a precinct may be members of the same political Party. Ohioans who are neither a Republican or Democrat may also serve as poll workers. Those individuals are recorded below in the “other” category.