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LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk announced that the RR/CC is recruiting bilingual community members to serve as election workers at vote centers across the county for the upcoming June 2, statewide direct primary election.
The RR/CC is seeking individuals who speak English and a high-need language. Languages in high demand include Japanese, Khmer, Thai, Farsi, Gujarati, Hindi, and Korean.
“Election Workers are the people who make voting possible at Vote Centers across the County,” said Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Dean C. Logan. “We are especially looking for bilingual community members who can assist voters and help ensure language access at Vote Centers.”
Election workers receive training before the election and can earn up to $1,180 during the election period, with additional stipends available for bilingual workers who speak, read, and write in one of the county’s supported languages.
Details: Residents interested in serving can apply and learn more at LAVOTE.GOV.
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