Wisconsin’s primary is just days away but the city clerks office is frantically looking for help staffing polling places. Once enough workers are found, they still need to be trained.
The city clerk says they still need about 50 more people in addition to the 1300 already signed up.
In comparison, last year they only had seven hundred people working, but because turnout for Tuesday’s election is expected to be high, the city clerk says having the polls fully staffed will help move voters through quickly.