Protect the Vote in Arizona

Every voter who wants to cast their ballot, should be able to do so. That means our community members need to feel safe enough to make their voices heard at the polls, in a state that has historically ignored them. So join the Election Protection Arizona team, and play an integral part in holding your community in strength and compassion this voting season.

Signing up for this training is an easy way for you to help! We'll be sharing everything you need to know in order to be a friendly face at the polls, and help voters overcome any barriers they may face. Poll Monitors are the volunteer eyes and ears on the ground outside voting sites on Election Day to help voters in the moment, and to report incidents ranging from poor accessibility of the site to outright intimidation. Poll Workers are the paid folks inside the voting sites during the Early Voting period and on Election Day who check voters in and assist with their ballots. We are hosting this training because we need the people filling both of these roles to have an understanding of Arizona’s election law, and the barriers that voters can face. We are the helpers our communities deserve!

RSVP for our Poll Monitor Training & Poll Worker Introduction below!

When: Wednesday, July 13th, 6 pm - 8 pm. (There are also trainings scheduled on the 14th, 19th, and 23rd. If you'd like to RSVP to one of those trainings instead, click on the date you prefer.)

Where: Zoom! When you RSVP you'll receive an email from Taylor Moss with the Zoom link and dial-in number.

During this training you'll receive directions on how to get an assignment for Poll Monitoring on Election Day, and/or Poll Working at any point during the voting period. Contact Taylor Moss at taylor@azdrc.org if you have any questions.

This workshop will be given by the Election Protection AZ Partners: All Voting is Local, Arizona Democracy Resource Center, and Native Vote.