Officials overseeing elections in Chicago and suburban Cook County say they each need as many as 1,000 election judges just two weeks before municipal races come to a close on April 4.
Election judges Linda Sanchez, from left, Anita Scotese and election coordinator Katrina Randle point a voter in the right direction at a polling place inside of Soukal Floral Greenhouse in Chicago’s 23rd Ward on Election Day, Feb. 28, 2023.
Election judge Jerome Gay puts out early voting signage as voters wait outside the Chicago Board of Elections Loop Super Site on March 20, 2023. Suburban Cook County voters will elect leaders to serve as city clerks, treasurers, library trustees, school board members and park district commissioners. The suburbs’ numerous contests include seven contested mayoral races.
“We always need more election judges. We want to be not just fully staffed on Election Day, but overstaffed,” Bever said.
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