If you’d like to make an impact this Election Day, there are plenty of ways to take action beyond casting your vote. You can serve as a paid poll worker or volunteer to watch the polls, volunteer to drive voters to the polls, or bring communities together with Party at the Polls.
Here’s how to get involved on Election Day in Pennsylvania:
1. Become a poll worker
As voters gear up for the midterm elections, it’s important to highlight the people who help to keep our election process free and fair: poll workers. They are the foundation of every American election.
If you’ve ever thought about becoming a poll worker in Pennsylvania, here’s information on how you can get involved.
2. Volunteer as a poll watcher
Every American has the right to safe and fair elections, and thanks to thousands of workers and volunteers throughout the commonwealth every year, Pennsylvanians can vote easily, safely, and with the support they need.
Are you passionate about maintaining the integrity of American elections? Consider becoming a poll watcher!
3. Drive voters to the polls
Many obstacles keep people from getting to the polls. Whether they don’t have a car, are not able to drive, or are living with a disability, voters still have the right to make their voices heard.
Want to help increase voter turnout in Pennsylvania? Consider volunteering to give rides to the polls this election season. Here’s how to start.
4. Party at the Polls
The national voter turnout organization, When We All Vote, has fought for safe and intimidation-free elections for the past decade. Their strategy? Bringing the party to the polls themselves.
There are plenty of ways to take part in this national initiative. You can attend one of several Party at the Polls events near you, or you can even throw one yourself. Here are some ways you can get involved.
