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Election Official Application
Thank you for your interest in serving as an election official!
We’re fortunate in New Berlin to have a team of dedicated election workers and many community members eager to step up and fulfill this vital civic duty.
In the City of New Berlin, the role of an Election Inspector has evolved. While many municipalities still rely on paper poll books, we’ve advanced to electronic poll books (Badger Books) and iPads to improve efficiency, accuracy, and the voter experience on Election Day. Because of this, it’s important that all members of our election team feel comfortable using iPads and basic computer functions. Training is provided, but a willingness to learn and adapt is key.
Election Official Responsibilities
Election Inspectors conduct important duties at one of our seven polling places. Responsibilities may include:
- Greeting and assisting voters
- Registering voters on Election Day
- Checking voters in using an electronic poll book
- Issuing ballots
- Assisting voters
- Processing absentee ballots
- Monitoring voting equipment
- Completing required documentation
Serving as an election official is about more than managing ballots—it’s about creating a positive, welcoming, and efficient experience for every voter. Election officials may choose to be paid or volunteer. Either way, your dedication ensures fairness and integrity in our elections.
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Rubina R. Medina, CMC/WCMC
City Clerk
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Megan Godshall, WCMC
Deputy City Clerk
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Sarah Holtz
Assistant Deputy City Clerk
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Norgie Montes De Oca-Metzinger
City Clerk Administrative Specialist
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Office of the City Clerk
Physical Address
3805 S. Casper Drive
New Berlin, WI 53151
Phone: (262) 786-8610
Regular Office Hours
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 4:30 pm*Please note that in-person absentee voting hours may differ from our regular office hours. For the most up-to-date information, visit the Elections page on our website.