Williamsburg

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Join a board or commission

City of Williamsburg: boards and commissions, opens in a new tab
The online application for city residents to serve on city and regional boards; applications are taken any time and City Council reviews them when a seat opens.

Work the polls

Williamsburg Voter Registrar: working at the polls, opens in a new tab
How to become one of the 40-plus election officers the city needs for a general election, with full-day and half-day shifts; registered voters are paid $150, which covers a two-hour training class and Election Day.

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Each of them ran for a city council or a state legislature, won, and did work you’ll find on this site. Running is one way in. Serving on a board or working the polls are others.

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From left: Chi Ossé (D), Bill Stanley (R), and Louise Lucas (D).

From left: Chi Ossé (D), Bill Stanley (R), Louise Lucas (D), Emmett Hanger (R), and Michelle Hinchey (D).

Illustrations from photos.See the photo of Ossé (New York City Council), opens in a new tab© New York City Council, used as a drawing reference.See the photo of Stanley (Office of the Governor of Virginia, via Wikimedia Commons), opens in a new tabCC BY 4.0.See the photo of Lucas (Senate of Virginia), opens in a new tabSee the photo of Hanger (Senate of Virginia), opens in a new tab© Senate of Virginia, used as a drawing reference.See the photo of Hinchey (NY Senate, via Wikimedia Commons), opens in a new tabCC BY 2.5.