City-County Council proposes anti-spinning ordinance; pay raises for election workers INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indianapolis-Marion County City-County Council on Monday night introduced a proposal to give raises to poll workers. The council’s Administration and Finance Committee at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 1 will review the proposal and give a recommendation to all of the council members. Absentee voter board workers would go from $11 per hour to $15 per hour. Election Day clerks would get $180 dollars a day; that’s up from $100. Election Day inspectors would see their pay increase from $200 to $240 a day. The goal of the proposal is the increase the number of poll workers. This story was from a script aired on WISH-TV. News 8’s Danielle Zulkosky contributed to this report. Get paid to work the polls in Marion County for the 2024 election Three poll workers tell us what it’s like to work on Election Day Secretary of state launches new poll worker safety initiative ahead of primary