INDIANAPOLIS – Recently, Mayor Joe Hogsett announced a pay increase for Election Day poll workers effective for the upcoming 2024 general election. Pay for Election Day clerks will increase from $100 to $180 per day, while pay for Election Day inspectors will increase from $200 to $240 per day.
Poll workers in Marion County must meet the following requirements:
• Be a registered voter of Marion County (exception: high school students).
• Inspectors must attend training provided by the Election Board.
• Clerks are strongly encouraged to attend training, as some procedures may change between elections.
• Work a full day, from setup to tear down, as an Inspector or Clerk on Election Day. Half-day shifts are available for Clerks only.
• Have access to transportation.
Registered Marion County voters interested in working on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5, can visit pollworker.indy.gov to complete an application.
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