Wisconsin’s Election Commission is suggesting local election managers look in the halls of government to find their poll workers for next month. The Commission’s Megan Wolfe on Monday sent a letter to Wisconsin’s nearly 2,000 local election clerks and commissions, suggesting government employees would make excellent poll workers in November.
“Any government employee who is eligible to serve as a poll worker will be allowed to do so without loss of fringe benefits or any other penalty for the entire 24-hour period of Election Day,” Wolfe wrote.
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