Sedgwick County election office seeks roughly 100 workers ahead of Nov. 4 general election
September 04, 2026 | Sedgwick County, Kansas
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Sedgwick County's election office is actively seeking election workers for the Nov. 4 general election, county staff said during the agenda read. Staff noted the office had been short "about a 100 workers" ahead of the primary and is recruiting to fill roles before the general election.
"They were short about a 100 workers, you might remember, ahead of the primary last month," Brandon said, asking residents or interested parties to contact the election office. The county did not provide further details in the meeting about positions, pay or how to apply; staff said the election office is actively seeking workers.
"They were short about a 100 workers, you might remember, ahead of the primary last month," Brandon said, asking residents or interested parties to contact the election office. The county did not provide further details in the meeting about positions, pay or how to apply; staff said the election office is actively seeking workers.
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