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Pulaski County Wants Younger Election Workers

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
A Pulaski County election official says more young people are needed to work the long 14-hour election days that may become too much for older residents. Most of the poll workers in Pulaski County are older residents. Election commissioner Charles King says he is grateful to the workers the county has, but says he wants to enlist younger poll workers because the hours are so long.

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