Product factsheet · State & local government · Moraph software
Election Worker Management Portal
The Election Worker Management Portal manages the temporary workforce that staffs polling places and vote centers: recruiting applicants, checking eligibility, tracking training and equipment certification, assigning workers to locations and shifts, and preparing payroll. Each worker has one record, so the election office can see who is qualified for which role and which locations are still short. Pay is prepared for your payroll system and approved by your staff; Moraph does not hold funds.
Principal workflows
- Recruit: Applicants apply online or are entered by staff, and each application is checked against your eligibility rules before the person joins the worker pool.
- Train: Workers are enrolled in the classes their role requires, and attendance, test results and equipment certifications are recorded against their record.
- Assign: Workers are placed at polling places and vote centers for each shift, with staffing, party balance and language coverage checked for every location.
- Pay: After the election, supervisors confirm attendance and hours, and the portal prepares a payroll file for your payroll system once finance staff approve it.
Who uses it
- County and municipal election directors and clerks
- Poll worker recruitment and training coordinators
- Polling place and vote center supervisors
- Election office payroll and finance staff
- State election officials who oversee local jurisdictions
Reporting
- Applicants, eligible workers and the pool by language and party
- Training completion and equipment certification by role and location
- Staffing gaps by location, role and shift
- Party balance and language coverage by location
- Hours, stipends and payroll batches by election
- Audit trail extracts for a worker, location or election
Features
- Online application: An accessible public application form that collects availability, languages and the information your eligibility rules need.
- Eligibility checks: Your state's rules on residency, voter registration, age, party and conflicts of interest applied to each applicant, with the result recorded.
- Student and special programs: Track student poll workers, county employee volunteers and other programs your state allows, each with its own rules.
- Training catalog: Courses and modules by role and voting equipment, with class capacity, locations and online options.
- Certification tracking: Attendance, assessment results and equipment certifications recorded per worker and per election, so qualifications can be shown later.
- Location staffing plans: Required roles, shifts and headcount for each polling place and vote center, with gaps shown as assignments are made.
- Party balance and language coverage: Each location checked against your party-balance rules and the languages it needs, before and after every change.
- Worker self-service: Workers update availability, book training, confirm assignments and see their schedule and pay status.
- Messaging: Email and text messages to workers by election, location or role, with delivery recorded.
- Dropout replacement: Standby workers ranked by qualifications and distance for each open slot, for staff to contact and assign.
- Time and pay preparation: Hours and stipends calculated from your pay rules, reviewed for exceptions and exported to your payroll system.
- Complete audit trail: Every eligibility decision, assignment, certification and pay change recorded with the person and time.
Integrations
- Voter registration system: Applicants checked against your statewide or county voter registration system where your rules require a registered voter.
- Payroll system: Approved pay batches exported in the format your payroll or finance system accepts. Moraph does not hold or pay funds.
- HR system: County employees who serve as election workers matched to their HR record where their pay is handled differently.
- Polling place data: Polling places, vote centers and their precincts loaded from your election management system or GIS.
- Learning content: Online training modules hosted in the portal or linked from your existing learning system, with completion recorded.
- Email and text messaging: Messages sent through Moraph's messaging service or your own provider.
- Single sign-on: Staff sign in through your identity provider (SAML or OpenID Connect).
- Work API: Worker, training and assignment data available to your reporting tools through the Moraph Work API.
Deployment
- Moraph cloud (US): Hosted and operated by Moraph in the United States region.
- Statewide deployment: One environment for a state and its counties, with each county's workers and locations kept separate and state staff able to see across them, scoped in the proposal.
- With a managed service: Optionally run alongside a Moraph managed service for election-period support and platform administration.
Security and privacy
- Single sign-on: Staff sign in through your identity provider, so your password and multi-factor policies apply. Workers sign in with verified email and a one-time code.
- Role-based access: What each person can see and do follows their role; pay details and party affiliation are limited to the roles you choose.
- Encryption and keys: Client data is encrypted, with keys Moraph staff cannot use without explicit, time-bound authorization.
- Complete audit trail: Every view of personal data, change, approval and export is logged with the person and time, and cannot be edited.
- US-only hosting: Data for US government clients is hosted in the United States region only.
- Tested releases: Every release passes security testing gates before it ships, and a software bill of materials is kept for the product.
Limitations
- It does not handle ballots, voters or vote tabulation. It manages the workforce only.
- It is not a payroll system. It prepares an approved payroll file; your payroll system pays workers and handles tax reporting. Moraph does not hold funds.
- Eligibility, party-balance, training and pay rules are your jurisdiction's decisions under state law; the portal applies and records them.
- Assignment suggestions are proposals. Election staff confirm every assignment.
- Voter registration checks depend on access to your voter registration system, granted by the agency that runs it.
- Background checks, where your jurisdiction requires them, are done through your existing provider and recorded in the portal.
- Training content for specific voting equipment comes from your office or your equipment vendor; the portal hosts and tracks it.
- Election-day check-in at polling places relies on the supervisor's device or a paper sheet entered afterward.
Next steps
Book a demonstration or a technical briefing at www.moraph.com/solutions/election-worker-management-portal. Purchasing routes and company information: www.moraph.com/how-to-buy.
Moraph LLC · Current as of October 2026.