Sioux Falls Poll Workers Mark Decades of Service
Two poll workers in Sioux Falls, Judy Miller and Donna Young, are highlighted for their combined 80 years of experience serving at local elections.
Sioux Falls, SD, November 4, 2026 —
In Sioux Falls, two dedicated poll workers, Judy Miller and Donna Young, are being recognized for their extensive service to local elections. Together, they represent a combined 80 years of experience assisting voters and ensuring the smooth operation of polling places.
The contributions of experienced poll workers are often vital to the integrity and efficiency of the electoral process. Their years of service mean they have likely encountered and managed a wide range of situations, from technical challenges with voting machines to assisting diverse groups of voters. This depth of experience can be instrumental in training new poll workers and providing on-the-spot solutions during election days.
While the specific dates of their service commencement or the particular election cycles they have worked through were not detailed, their cumulative 80 years underscore a significant commitment to civic engagement. The importance of such consistent volunteerism is often highlighted by election officials as crucial for maintaining public trust in the voting system.
Miller and Young’s dedication exemplifies the role that local residents play in the democratic process. Their long tenure suggests a deep understanding of election procedures and a strong commitment to their community’s right to vote. The total years of experience reflects a substantial investment in serving the Sioux Falls electorate.
Story summarized from the original created by Dave Hauck on www.dakotanewsnow.com, see more information here.
Media gallery
