Editor’s note: Given the constantly churning news cycle with stories on court cases possibly impacting mail-in ballots or reduction of polling places nationwide and other political issues, AmigosNAZ is launching this new weekly feature to help readers gather accurate information from local and state elections officials on the upcoming election. Future stories will include details on how to track your ballot, ballot drop off locations in Coconino County and other information. Please see links below for local and Arizona election resources.
In this edition:
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FLAGSTAFF — During a recent Coconino Hispanic Advisory Council (CHAC) meeting, representatives from the Coconino County Elections Department and the Coconino County Recorder’s Office provided information on the current hiring effort of election board workers, including the need for bilingual workers. More than 300 workers have been hired to date, with the goal of fully staffing up to about 450 by election day.
Per Coconino County:
“Want to make a real difference on Election Day? Coconino County Elections Department is looking for poll workers! Earn pay, serve your community, and help keep our democracy running strong. Sign up today! https://coconino.az.gov/vote 🗳️ #PollWorker #Democracy
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For more information, visit:
- Cocoino County Elections Department
- Coconino County Recorder’s Office
- Arizona Secretary of State Office Election resources
See related news stories:
- Sept. 10 — Southside Community Association presents “City of Flagstaff Council Candidate Forum” at the Murdoch Community Center
- Sept. 11 — Juntos Unidos, the Coconino County Latino Voter Outreach Committee, to hold Latino Community Gathering in Flagstaff
- Sept. 16 — Indivisible N AZ September 16th Community Gathering & Candidate Forum
- Sept. 28 — Friends of Flagstaff’s Future announce City Council Candidate Forum
- Oct. 21 — Indivisible N AZ October 21st Community Gathering & Candidate Forum
