Are you bilingual? The Chicago Board of Elections needs your help.

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Hello, dear reader! Thank you for supporting Hey Chicago, your daily guide to our city. In order to help provide this newsletter to you for free, we partner with select organizations to share opportunities with you. Today, we have a special message from Chicago Board of Election Commissioners.

Chicago needs Election Judges for the November 5th Presidential Election!

You must be a US citizen and a registered voter in Cook County, and you can earn anywhere from $170 to $230 for your service.

Are you bilingual in Spanish, Chinese, Hindi, Polish, Korean or Tagalog? The Chicago Board of Elections needs your help.

Go to pollworker.chicagoelections.gov to learn more and apply.

Are you a High School Junior or Senior? You can serve too! Click here for more information.

Election Judges can earn anywhere from $170 to $230. Payment is based on completion of training and service on Election Day. Extra compensation also is paid to Judges who:

Pick up the Election Judge key envelope the week before Election Day
Allow the use of the Judge's cell phone (by all judges within the polling place) on Election Day
Return the election materials to a receiving station on election night

Judges share these responsibilities:

Arrive at 5 a.m. on Election Day to set up equipment
Open the polls on time at 6 a.m. on Election Day
Issue the correct ballots to each voter and help voters with registration and other questions, from 6 a.m. through 7 p.m.
Completing all reports after the polls close

Apply Here

Go to pollworker.chicagoelections.gov to learn more and apply.

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