Aspiring public servants of New Orleans, take note – the search for a new Registrar of Voters is officially underway, and the City Council has put out the call for applicants. This key position has opened up, and if you're a registered voter who meets the experience or education criteria set forth in the state's election code, you could be the next individual overseeing voter registration and elections in Orleans Parish.
The process for throwing your hat into the ring involves a bit of paperwork, you'll need to submit a cover letter, proof of voter registration, your updated resume complete with references, and any other documents that demonstrate your standing as a worthy candidate for this vital civic role, it's worth noting that while not necessary, letters of recommendation can bolster an application. Detailed requirements and the full height of expectations are outlined in the New Orleans City Council's official announcement.
The deadline for applications is a hard 5 p.m. on January 28. Delivery must be handled in person to the Clerk of Council's office down at 1300 Perdido Street, Room 1E09, within the local cityscape of New Orleans. Given that the ideal candidate will play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the electoral process, the Council is dedicated to thorough vetting, reaching out to those who meet the bar to pencil in interview times.
Once the application period has closed, the Council will contact qualified applicants to schedule interviews. The Council will make a final appointment on or before March 31.
