Compiled by MNN Staff

Q & A by City Clerk, Deputy Clerk

Question: Do you have enough poll workers? How do I become a poll worker? What is the last day to sign up

Answer: We are always looking for more poll workers! Anyone who is interested should reach out to the City Clerk’s Office via email at [email protected]. We will share all the information needed via email.

Poll Workers do have to meet a few requirements, which are as follows:

They must be a qualified elector.

a. A Citizen
b. At least 18 years old,
i. High School students can be a poll worker if they are at least 16 or 17 years old; are enrolled in grades 9 to 12 in a public, private, or tribal school, or private home-based educational program; have at least a 3.0 GPA, or equivalent (if less than 3.0 GP, they need written permission from the school principal); written approval from the students parent or guardian; and must reside in the municipality of the polling location they will work at (i.e. a resident of the City of Menomonie).
c. A resident of Dunn County
d. Not a felon
e. Not disqualified from voting in any other way.
i. Serving sentence or parole,
ii. Having placed a bet or wager on the outcome of the election.

The latest that we would be able to accept a Poll Worker is the Friday before the election (October 30th) as we would not be able to get them access to the online training required to be a poll worker and have them take their oath of office after that date. [email protected]

County Clerk Offers Election Training, Information

Want to work the upcoming November 3, 2026 election or just find out more about how the process works? Join us for the upcoming Dunn County Election Training, hosted by Dunn County Clerk Andrew Mercil.

Trainings are free to attend. Contact County Clerk’s Office to sign up. (715) 232-1677   [email protected]

Source: Dunn County Facebook page