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Election officials worry about potential poll worker interference this November

With misinformation running rampant in certain corners, officials worry some poll workers may try to interfere with the voting process this fall.

By NPR

Pennsylvania election 2022: How to serve as a poll worker on Nov. 8

With the election less than two months away, the state is recruiting people to set up polling places, assist voters, and more on Election Day.

By Kate Huangpu/Spotlight PA

Updated: 2021-09-22 10:36:47

False voter fraud claims, COVID and heavy workloads are contributing to Pa.’s poll worker shortage

Election officials say harassment from groups who incorrectly believe last fall’s election was fraudulent is one of the reasons poll workers are quitting the ballot box.

By Sam Dunklau


Exodus of election officials in Pa. and other states raises concerns of partisanship

“These conspiracy theorists are in it for the long haul. They’re in it to completely crumble our republic, and they’re looking at these election administrator positions.”

By The Associated Press

Last-minute assignments, lack of training left Pittsburgh-area poll workers unprepared on Election Day

Spotlight PA and Votebeat interviewed eight Allegheny County poll workers, who suggested the success seen on Nov. 3 was far from inevitable.

By Staff
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