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Welcome to The Alley On The Run Show. I'm your host Alley Feller and this is season 4

of The On The Job Series. Every week on the job I will introduce you to women who have

cool, unique, exciting, important jobs. We'll learn about how they got into their fields,

what their days are really like, and what makes their jobs exciting, challenging, and at times

scary and stressful. My goal with this series is to learn more about how women make work and

running work in tandem, especially when the work part of that equation includes, say, landing

a rover on Mars or working the night shift in an emergency room. Today, we are learning all

about voter tables. What's a voter table? You're about to find out. Thanks to Beth Quang,

who is the director of the Massachusetts voter table. Beth's mission, her job, her passion,

her life's work is the pursuit of getting everyone everywhere, starting in Massachusetts,

registered to vote and showing up to vote. They are a bipartisan organization so they don't

care how you vote. They just want people in the community to have answers to know how to

register to vote, to know how to get to the polls, which made her work in 2020, particularly

challenging since, if you recall, the election happened during a pandemic and things were all

kinds of complicated. On this episode, Beth talks about how she and her team actually do this.

She talks about the importance of caring about your own local community and how to do that in a very,

very doable and honestly kind of fun and sweet way. And she reminds us all that voting isn't just

in every four-year thing when presidential elections roll around. It's in all the time,

right and privilege in a pretty great one. So please join me in welcoming the director of the

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