Election Resource Roundup: Election Workers and Observers (Week 14)

In preparation for the 2024 Presidential Election, The Elections Group teamed up with experts in the industry to highlight resources for election administrators. This weekly series showcased resources from The Elections Group, paired with resources from other organizations in the elections space. Every four weeks, we focused on a different topic, and we took a deeper dive into the resources available each week. Whether you’re a seasoned elections administrator looking for resources in the field, or if you’re new to the role, these maximum 30-minute sessions are a quick introduction to resources curated for you. 

This Resource Roundup features The Election Group’s Standards of Conduct for Election Workers and the Humphrey School’s “How to Get Your Poll Workers to Remember and Retain What You Tell Them” training video.

• TEG’s Standard of Conduct for Election Workers goes over the basics of standards of conduct and provides examples of values-based standards. It reviews the role of training and core competencies as well as monitoring and reporting. The guide, complete with templates and examples, is available to download today.
• The Humphrey School’s “How to Get Your Poll Workers to Remember and Retain What You Tell Them” training video offers tips and tricks on how to improve your training so your poll workers listen, remember and retain the information you present. Amy Wilson, Training Coordinator at the Colorado Secretary of State, discusses how to make your trainings interesting, interactive and memorable using learning strategies that work. In addition, she discusses what adults need in the classroom in order to be successful at their jobs.

Listen to this episode, download the resources and implement them into your office today.