Wisconsin's 72 county clerks are gearing up for the presidential recall effort by hiring thousands of temporary workers for the job. The Wisconsin Elections Commission estimates the effort will cost about $3.5 million. The Green Party, which raised the money to pay for the recall, is allowed to have observers on hand. "We just want to observe," said Green Party spokesman George Martin. "We cannot touch the ballots. As the party that has asked for and paid for this, we can ask for things to be investigated." Tiffany Anderson, 28, was a Bernie Sanders supporter. When he lost she switched to Green Party Candidate Jill Stein. Anderson is among those volunteering to help monitor the recount. "It is so important that everyone's vote is counted and recorded accurately so people know their voices are heard," she said. "It will be cool to be there and see it firsthand." Anderson said some of her family members and friends think the recount won't make any difference. Still, she wants to help. "I'm hoping that we don't find anything," Anderson said. "I'm hoping our system is working the way it should be. But there were enough anomalies we should audit it."

Wisconsin's 72 county clerks are gearing up for the presidential recall effort by hiring thousands of temporary workers for the job.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission estimates the effort will cost about $3.5 million. The Green Party, which raised the money to pay for the recall, is allowed to have observers on hand.

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"We just want to observe," said Green Party spokesman George Martin. "We cannot touch the ballots. As the party that has asked for and paid for this, we can ask for things to be investigated."

Tiffany Anderson, 28, was a Bernie Sanders supporter. When he lost she switched to Green Party Candidate Jill Stein. Anderson is among those volunteering to help monitor the recount.

"It is so important that everyone's vote is counted and recorded accurately so people know their voices are heard," she said. "It will be cool to be there and see it firsthand."

Anderson said some of her family members and friends think the recount won't make any difference. Still, she wants to help.

"I'm hoping that we don't find anything," Anderson said. "I'm hoping our system is working the way it should be. But there were enough anomalies we should audit it."

