All Early Voting Judges and Clerks are required to attend an online training class. If you are working Early Voting AND Election Day, you do not have to take training twice. After Early Voting ends, you will receive information on the few differences between Early Voting and Election Day.
All Election Day Judges are required to attend an online training class and additionally attend a short in-person training to familiarize you with the new voting equipment. Due to the COVID threat level in Harris County, classes will be limited to 8 attendees, and masks are required. In-person training is provided to allow all Election Day judges the opportunity to assemble the equipment, run reports, and gain hands-on experience with the new voting system.
To help ensure the health and safety of Harris County election workers, all Early Voting and Election Day classes are delivered through the website ZOOM.US as webinars. Taught by live instructors with real time question/answer sessions, classes offer a thorough coverage of procedures as well as an interactive experience to enhance learning, all from the safety of your home.
Election workers are provided with handouts of the training slides as well as manuals for every class.
Elections Reference Manual
ADA Manual (Americans with Disabilities Act)
Because these documents are large, you can download them here. They will not be emailed.
Visit the links below to view the training videos on procedures for setting up, taking down and utilizing the new Hart Invercivic voting equipment now in use for Harris County:
Information is vital to accessing the voting process. For this reason, I encourage you to contact us if you have a question, need assistance or have a suggestion.
(713) 755-6965
voters@harrisvotes.com
ADA Coordinator: Ramiro Ojeda
August 2020 Subject Matter Expert Public Report
February 2021 Subject Matter Expert Public Report
(713) 755-6965
ADA@vote.hctx.net
