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Unfortunately, coronavirus has prevented many elderly poll workers from helping out this

year.

So we could see even longer voting lines than usual.

But luckily, people have been coming up with some creative solutions.

There is an energetic effort you might even call it frantic and some jurisdictions.

To recruit a new generation of poll workers to replace older ones, that's meant creative

recruiting tactics like allowing 17-year-old high school seniors to serve as poll workers.

In just a few months, they've gotten more than 30,000 kids to step up.

An army of kids working from their bedrooms, using their social media skills.

You guys hear me?

This TikTok rocking up nearly 200,000 views.

Wisconsin using National Guard troops to work the state's primary.

In Battleground, Ohio, they're recruiting at barber shops.

And companies like Old Navy and Target offering employees a paid day off to man the polls.

Laker-Star LeBron James, helping get out the vote his new voting initiative has recruited

10,000 poll workers at Newport's Woodencast Brewing Company.

They're labeling craft beer with political ads.

It's a plea for poll workers and QR code that leads smartphone drinkers to Kentucky

Secretary of State's website to sign up for training.

Okay, so the good news is there might be a lot of new poll workers.

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