The Burlington County Board of Elections is calling on civic-minded residents to become poll workers for the upcoming General Election.

 Prospective poll workers must be 18 years or older, registered to vote in Burlington County, and able to read and write legibly. They should also be available to work from approximately 5:15 AM to 8:30 PM on Election Day, November 3, 2026. No experience is needed, but mandatory in-person training is required. Tech-savvy citizens and dual-language speakers are strongly encouraged to consider this public service.

 Poll workers will be paid $300 for working Election Day. Poll workers will also receive pay for training, provided they work on Election Day.

To apply online or request more information about poll worker duties or training, go to

https://burlingtonnjted.precinctcentral.com/TED/ElectionForcePortal/JobApplication.aspx.

Interested residents can also email or call the number listed below:

RepPollworker@co.burlington,nj.us or DemPollworker@co.burlington.nj.us

Call 609-265-5557

Mayor Benson, Deputy Mayor Faye and Township Engineer, Raskesh Darji from ERI attended the 30 Mayors/30 Developers Networking Event held earlier today at Rowan College Gloucester Campus.

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