Qualifications

• Every precinct official must be a registered voter of the county.
• No precinct official can be an elected official.
• No precinct official can be a candidate.
• No precinct official can be an officer in a Party Organization, but can be a delegate to a Party Convention.
• No precinct official can be a manager or treasurer of a candidate's campaign.
• No precinct official can be any of the following kind of relative of a candidate:  spouse, parent, child or sibling.  (This is a temporary disqualification; the precinct official's service is suspended during the relative's candidacy and may resume when the candidacy ends.
• None of the following relatives may serve as precinct officials in the same precinct:  spouse, parent, child or sibling.

Job Classification & Compensation

• CHIEF JUDGE
  • The Chief Judge is the head precinct official and is in charge of Election Day activities, as well as picking up Election Day supplies. 
  • Election Day rate of pay:  $200.00 
• JUDGE
  • The Judges work closely with the Chief Judge and are responsible for conducting the election in the Chief Judge's absence.  They must sign all official documents and return Election Day supplies at the end of the day. 
  • Election Day rate of pay:  $170.00 

• ASSISTANTS
  • Assistants serve as needed and at the direction of the Chief Judge. 
  • Election Day rate of pay:  $125.00

Training

• The compensation for each training attended is $25.00.

Pursuant to G.S. 163-421.1 Students may be appointed to serve as student election assistants.
 
Requirements

• Be at least 17 years old at the time of the Primary or Election.
• Be a United States citizen.
• Be a resident of Moore County
• Be enrolled in a secondary school or home school.
• Be recommended by the school's principal or director.
• Have parental consent.