Hi all. I started this off a few years ago for my work as an election judge as a list of "extra stuff" that is nice to have (if possible) when you're working the polling place, but is not given to you by the county. I just developed the list for the convention just now. Feel free to add suggestions, etc!
For Election Judges Nice Things To Bring to your Polling Place that are Not on the Official List Legal size clipboards - If you have a big crowd and run out of voting booths, voters who already have a ballot can be offered the option to stand and vote with a clipboard.
Your cell phone and your charger
Program important numbers in your phone: equipment number, voter registration number, your clerks
A red pen to sign ballots in case they forget to give you one
White out if you want to fix your signature rosters as you go
Extra paper for signs
A fat black marker for signs
Tape
Coffee, if your school has a coffee maker in the teachers lounge theyll let you use
Something to read / do
Your lunch
Extra extension cords (just in case)
Extra outlet splitters (just in case)
I voted stickers can get 1000 for $14 with free shipping at
http://www.labelvalue.com/ List of other polling places, if your office does not supply it
Mapsco / city map to direct lost people to their polling place
Extra reading glasses If you have them, they are nice for voters who forget their specs
For Precinct Convention Chairs Extra Stuff Your dinner
Copy of Texas Delegate Selection Plan
Copy of Roberts Rules of Order
Copies of resolutions
A small copier, for resolutions, if you have one.
Nametags
Large pen for nametags
How about red paper badges or other ways to credential people? Will it be necessary?
Copy of party rules
Large pad and easel
Large markers
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