Election 2026: Dynamic Roles in Voter Support & Ops

Help deliver the 2026 General Election. Be part of one of New Zealand’s most important events. Whether you enjoy working with people, keeping things organised behind the scenes, or supporting your local community, we have a range of casual roles available to help deliver the 2026 General Election. We are recruiting for a variety of roles across Aotearoa New Zealand, with opportunities that may last for a single day, several days, or multiple weeks depending on the position. Pay rates vary depending on the role and level of responsibility, ranging from $28.95 per hour to $36 per hour, plus 8% holiday pay. You can apply to work in a voting place, an electorate headquarters, or both. Electorate headquarters roles Work as part of a team supporting the coordination and delivery of election operations. These roles start as early as July. Administration and operational support Logistics and planning Data entry and processing Team coordination and leadership Supporting election‑day and post‑election activities Voting place roles Work in a voting place support helping people to cast their vote. These roles start in late October and work the two‑week advance voting period. Greeting and assisting voters Issuing voting papers Supporting voters to complete the voting process Providing customer service and guidance Supporting or supervising voting place teams What you’ll need to succeed Enthusiasm for supporting democracy and your local community Strong attention to detail The ability to follow instructions and learn quickly Strong communication and customer service skills Experience working with people from diverse backgrounds Good planning and organisational skills Confidence using technology The ability to remain calm and professional in busy environments Experience using Microsoft Office (required for some roles) To see a list of roles available refer to https://work.elections.nz/work-at-general-elections. If you have any questions regarding the role, please contact [email protected]. You must be legally allowed to work in New Zealand. #J-18808-Ljbffr