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DinahMoeHum

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12. This is why I started being a poll worker several years back.
Mon Apr 18, 2022, 02:48 PM
Apr 2022

Yep, we're the ones behind that desk you lean over to sign your name and get your ballot.

We're the ones who are up around 4-4:30 am to get to the polling place by 5 am to set up shop.

Polls in New York are open from 6 am - 9 pm.

And after we close up shop, phone in results, and one of us (usually me) delivers the big blue suitcase to a Board of Elections drop-off point (usually a city hall), we don't get home until after 10-10:30 pm.

But we do it. Primary and/or special elections and general elections. Year in and year out.

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