Can you help represent the Republican Party at one of the Travis County polling locations on November 5?
There are openings in Leander, Wells Branch, River Place, Steiner Ranch, Volente, Jonestown, and many throughout Austin.

Requirements:
You must be a registered voter in Travis County to be a judge or alternate judge.
Election clerks must be registered to vote in Travis County or be a high school student age 16 or older with permission (form: https://www.sos.texas.gov/elections/forms/seciform.pdf ).
For this election there will be at each location a judge, alternate judge, and two clerks.

Pay:
For this election judges and alternates are paid $12 per hour.
For this election clerks are paid $10 per hour.

Training:
A 3 hour in-person training class is required.  Many options are available.  Travis County will call you to schedule your training.  Classes are near the Travis County Office at 5501 Airport Blvd.

Hours:
The day is roughly 6 AM until 8 PM.  Judges and alternates must work the full day.  Clerks may work the full day or split the shift with someone (6AM-1PM and 1-8PM).
Also the judge must return the ballots and voting media to the county after the polls close.
The judge must also go to the polling site before election day for setup to be scheduled with the county.

Apply:
Sign up to be a Travis County Republican Party polling place worker here (fill in the form and SUBMIT it):
https://sites.google.com/site/travisgop/election-judges-2019

Openings:
A list of Republican openings can be viewed here (not real time but frequently updated):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qc7ZjP7z3Tv-YQZB5qzgR8LKmKTI5AVVW_mPo7hhapM/edit?usp=sharing

Additional Democrat openings are also available, but the list is not available publicly at this time.  You could be placed at one of those positions due to emergency placements which are in progress now.