Kentuckians are being encouraged to serve as precinct workers for the November 4 election.
"You have to be a qualified Kentucky voter, 18 by election day, and not have changed your party affiliation in the last year, and not be a candidate or a family member of a candidate," says Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes.
Precinct workers will receive training and compensation. Kentucky has more than 3,600 precincts statewide and at least four workers are needed at each precinct, which requires about 15,000 workers.
Those interested in working the election should contact their county clerk’s office.
