Arizona Needs Poll Monitors — Help Protect the Vote on November 3!
DEFEND DEMOCRACY. PROTECT VOTERS.
The November 3 General Election is almost here. Arizona needs poll monitors, and we need YOU!
The League of Women Voters of Arizona is partnering with Election Protection Arizona to recruit nonpartisan poll monitors across the state.
Every eligible voter deserves to cast their ballot free from intimidation, misinformation, and unnecessary barriers. Poll monitors help make that possible by observing voting locations, reporting problems, and connecting voters with Election Protection resources.
No previous experience is needed. Training and support are provided.
Ready to Help? Here's How!
1. REGISTER HERE TO BECOME A POLL MONITOR
Complete the registration form and watch for your confirmation email and login code.
2. Log In and Complete Your Training
Use your login code to access the Election Protection portal. Select the online, on-demand training and explore the available resources.
Training is essential to understanding your responsibilities, recognizing voting barriers, reporting concerns, and staying safe.
High School and College Students — Join Us!
Young people can play an important role in protecting voting rights. Students who meet the eligibility requirements are encouraged to register.
A limited number of stipends are available for eligible student poll monitors.
Interested in a stipend? After registering, email lwvazadvocacy@gmail.com with your name, school, and confirmation of registration. Stipends are limited and not guaranteed.
Can't Volunteer? Help Us Recruit!
Please forward this email to friends, family, students, colleagues, and community organizations. Share the registration link through your networks.
We need a strong, vigilant citizen presence across Arizona to help ensure every eligible voter can exercise their right to vote.
Every volunteer matters. Every voter matters. Every vote matters.
BECOME A POLL MONITOR — SIGN UP TODAY!
Register. Get trained. Help protect the vote!
League of Women Voters of Arizona
Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy.
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