The Cook County Clerk announced a pay raise for all election judges and polling place technicians for the upcoming April 4th Consolidated Election.
"Our Election Judges are a precious resource, and they deserve this pay raise," Cook County Clerk Karen Yarbrough said in a press release. "Over these last few years, with new equipment, ever-changing safety measures, and updated elections procedures - it takes skill and passion to keep up with it all in order to volunteer on Election Day."
Officials said they are still in need of 7,000 more workers. If you're interested, you can apply online at
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