Election Judge

What is an Election Judge?

An election judge helps enforce election law by guaranteeing that the rights of legal voters are protected on Election Day. They are responsible for the administration of election procedures in voting locations.

Why be an Election Judge?

Our Party has the responsibility to provide the names of people willing to serve as Election Judges. This is an important position because there is a shortage of Republican Election Judges. We need Republican Election Judges [you] to ensure the integrity of our election system.

Are Election Judges Paid?

Yes. Amount of pay is set by the city or township. Election Judges by be eligible for additional compensation from their employer.

What is required of an Election Judge?

Election Judges may work all day (6:00 AM to 10:00PM+) or party of the day at the discretion of the city or township. Election Judges must be re-trained and re-certified every two years.

Election Judge Duties

Open and Close polling place
Ensure qualified citizens are permitted to vote
Register citizens living in the precinct
Distribute ballots to registered voters
Assist voters upon request
Determine results after polls close and certify results

Election Judge Qualifications

Must be at least 18 years of age
Must be a US Citizen and eligible to vote in Minnesota
Must be able to read, write and speak English
Cannot be a candidate or immediate family member of a candidate
Cannot be spouse, sibling, parent or child of another Election Judge in the same Precinct

How do I become an Election Judge?

Complete this form
- No PO Boxes
- All fields required
Election Judges are selected by cities and townships from lists submitted by each major political party. Lists are submitted every two years, before May 1st.

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