Poll workers are individuals who help manage the voting process during elections. They are responsible for setting up polling places, checking in voters, providing ballots, and ensuring that the election laws are followed. Poll workers play a crucial role in making sure that elections run smoothly and fairly. To become a poll worker, one typically needs to meet certain requirements, such as being a registered voter in the state where they work. Many states offer training sessions to prepare poll workers for their duties. This service is essential for maintaining the integrity of the electoral process and supporting democracy in the community.