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When running excellent elections, your office doesn’t need to go it alone. The Alliance builds and curates generic resources to help you achieve high standards. Take the best of what your peers are doing across the country and see what works in your area. And, offer ideas and suggestions from your office! Developed by, with, and for election officials, these generic resources come with instructions and information about how to use them for the best impact. You should check with your state or county attorney to see if you’re able to use them.
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Helping election officials lead their teams through debriefs of the most recent election.
A toolkit to help you debrief an election and plan for future elections.
Workbooks and template to revise or build poll worker manuals from scratch.
A collection of guidelines and templates to help you check the usability of election materials.
Best practices and examples for gathering feedback from poll workers or staff.
These checklist booklets break the many tasks poll workers need to perform into small, manageable pieces.
An easy-to-implement tool to help with line management at voting locations.
PowerPoint templates to create visual inventories of the supplies needed at stations.
8 Standards
- Navigate to Archive: Culture
- Navigate to Archive: Hiring
- Navigate to Archive: Management
- Navigate to Archive: Poll worker management
- Navigate to Archive: Poll worker recruitment
- Navigate to Archive: Poll worker retention
- Navigate to Archive: Poll worker training
- Navigate to Archive: Training and professional development
Standards of conduct set expectations for participants and observers in normal election operations.
1 Standard
A tool for efficiently managing poll worker applicants.