Just in time for the June election every poll worker in Orange County will receive a Poll Worker PASS card - this comes with an online account, which will be available to you 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. The Poll Worker PASS replaces the appointment notice you received in the past.
More than 200 poll workers recently participated in a test of our new Poll Worker PASS program. The response to the program has been very positive. Surveys show that the website is easy to navigate and the information provided is very useful for volunteers. Adjustments were made based on valuable suggestions we received from participants. Remember that all volunteers will receive their own Poll Worker PASS card in early May.
There are 46 days until the June Statewide Primary Election. See below for important updates.
We have recruited 2,108 poll workers for the June Statewide Primary Election.
We have recruited 226 County employees as poll workers for the June Statewide Primary Election.
1,104 poll sites recruited for the June Statewide Primary Election.
Additional Registrar of Voters news. Poll Worker PASS BenefitsSo now that we've been talking about the Poll Worker PASS program you may be asking yourself - what are the benefits? Your Poll Worker PASS account will provide you real time updates including changes to your information, training status, the names of your fellow poll workers, supply distribution details, poll site location and maps. Any time, day or night, you will be able to access your account - making sure that you are up to date on all of your election information.  Your Election Field Representatives Helping HaitiShown at right, Tricia Santos, one of our Election Field Representatives, delivers a truck load of shoes to help the victims of the Haiti earthquake. Tricia and other members of the Election Services team (which works with many of our poll workers) began the shoe drive after hearing about Soles4Shoes, a charity that collects shoes from warehouses of footwear companies. This shoe drive spread to other County departments and resulted in hundreds of shoes being shipped to Haiti.
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