Help Wanted: Be a Peacekeeper at the Polls

Arizona Faith Network is recruiting volunteers to serve as Poll Chaplains and Peacekeepers for both the primary and general election as part of our nonpartisan Election Protection program. These faith-rooted volunteers help create safe, welcoming, and peaceful voting environments where every eligible voter can participate with dignity and respect.

Poll Chaplains and Peacekeepers help create safe, welcoming, and peaceful environments where every eligible voter can participate in the democratic process with dignity and respect. Through a faith-rooted commitment to the common good, volunteers serve as a compassionate presence, helping foster calm, reduce tensions, and support communities during the election season.

No prior experience is required. Training and support will be provided.

Arizona Faith Network's civic engagement work is nonpartisan, faith-rooted, and community-centered. People of all faith traditions and people of goodwill who share a commitment to democracy, dignity, and peaceful civic participation are welcome.

This effort is conducted in partnership with Election Protection Arizona and Faiths United to Save Democracy, a national nonpartisan coalition of faith organizations working to strengthen democracy, encourage civic participation, and promote peaceful elections. Before completing the form below, please read the Election Protection Nonpartisan Agreement. By submitting the form, you agree that you have have read, understand, and agree to and will abide by the Election Protection Program policies.

No prior experience is required. Training and support are provided through partnerships with Election Protection Arizona and Faiths United to Save Democracy. People of all faith traditions and people of goodwill are welcome. Training sessions via Zoom will be offered on multiple dates/times starting June 10th at 6pm. Join us in protecting democracy, promoting peaceful civic participation, and supporting our communities during the election season. See the registration form below for additional dates and details.

Election Deadlines
June 22: Voter Registration Deadline
June 24: Early Voting Begins
July 10: Last Day to Request a Ballot
July 14: Last Day to Mail Back Ballot
July 17: Last Day to Vote Early In-Person
July 21: Election Day!

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