Saratoga County Board of Elections Website
Listed on 2026-08-06
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Government
Government Administration, Government Security
The Saratoga County Board of Elections is a bipartisan department vested with the responsibility for administration of elections in Saratoga County. In addition to administrative duties, the Board is charged with the preservation of citizen confidence in the democratic process and enhancement of voter participation.
Election Commissioners Cassandra M. Bagramian (D) Joseph J. Suhrada (R) Deputy Commissioners Samuel J. Olsen (D) Jennifer Weaver (R)
About Election InspectorsElection Inspectors ensure fair, honest elections and protect the rights and privacy of every voter in accordance with New York State Election Law. Election Inspectors are registered voters who declare to work for either the Democratic or Republican Party on Election Day.
QualificationsElection Inspectors are a critical part of America’s democracy. Elections simply could not be done without inspectors. They are on the frontline of ensuring access to the polls. For every election, each party must have up to two inspectors assigned to each election district. Inspectors for both parties must also be present for a Primary Election, regardless of the party holding the election.
Registered voters who are not members of any party are still eligible to be election inspectors.
- Must be pleasant and courteous to all voters & fellow inspectors
- Be able to speak, read, & write English
- Be a registered voter in Saratoga County if 18 or older
- Be at least 17 years old
- Attend annual inspector training
- Be familiar/willing to get familiar with using iPads and printers
- Must attend annual Election Day & Early Voting Training
- Must have worked at least 1 Election Day prior
- Required to work Election Day as well
- Note that only the Board of Elections staff schedule Early Voting Inspectors
- Note that inspectors will not be assigned to work every day of Early Voting
The polls are open on Election Day 6am-9pm. The polls are open during Early Voting either 9am-5pm or 12pm-8pm. Inspectors are required to arrive 30 minutes prior to the polls opening and stay until after the polls close.
Pay Rates- Election Day: $260/day
- Early Voting: $150/day
Inspectors are required to attend annual training. Training is held at the Board of Elections Office at varying times and dates. Inspectors are paid $25 for attending training.
FAQHave more questions? Read our Frequently Asked Questions about Election Inspectors.
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