INDIANAPOLIS — The Marion County Election Board announced on Facebook the county “urgently” needs additional workers to help count ballots.
he post said without enough counters, the board may not have election results by the end of election night.
Workers would be paid $15 per hour and must be registered Indiana voters.
Anyone available to help should go to the election operations center at 51 Koweba Ln. in Indianapolis and ask for Camille Drake.
Those seeking payment for the work need to bring a valid driver’s license and a social security card. Volunteers only need to be an ID that meets Indiana voting requirements.
The election board has not said how many workers they need.
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