📍 Amarillo, Arlington, Austin, Beaumont, Brownsville, College Station, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Denton, Edinburg, El Paso, Fort Worth, Harlingen, Houston, Killeen, Laredo, Lubbock, McAllen, Midland, Plano, Round Rock, San Antonio, Tyler, WacoAbout the RoleThe Texas Democratic Party is seeking Campus Fellows to join our Texas Together 2026 Coordinated Campaign, supporting Talarico team and Democratic candidates up and down the ballot across Texas. Campus fellows will be on the front lines of our large-scale effort to mobilize campus and youth voters across Texas during the most critical period of the campaign. Fellows will build and lead the volunteer and voter contact infrastructure on their campuses which will translate this high energy election into a high turnout election. They will gain hands-on experience with the systems and organizing practices used on competitive federal campaigns while contributing to the lasting infrastructure necessary to flip this state blue and keep it that way. This position will begin September 8 and end on November 6, 2026.CompensationPayFellows will be compensated at $20 per hour and will work 15 hours a week. UnionThe Texas Democratic Party staff are proudly unionized. This position is represented by IBEW Local 220. Campus Fellows are eligible for union membership in accordance with the applicable collective bargaining agreement.Essential DutiesOrganize voter contact events: Fellows will plan and lead weekly events on campus with manager support to educate and turnout voters.Capacity building: Collaborate with existing campus organizations and use their personal networks to recruit new volunteers to hit voter contact goals.Represent the campaign on campus: Serve as a primary voice of the campaign to supporters, volunteers, and voters, on campus to maintain a strong presence.Maintain data integrity: Ensure timely and accurate data entry across voter contact events.Creative organizing: Fellows will be given the opportunity to come up with creative ways to contact voters across campus through digital and in-person tactics.Report results: Provide regular, accurate reporting on voter contact, with increased reporting frequency during GOTV.Learn: Develop your own skills, cross-polinate ideas, and grow into a stronger organizer than you were before you started.QualificationsNeed to haves:Must be enrolled at a Texas College or University for the Fall 2027 semester.Commitment to the Texas Democrats mission and our organizational values, goals, and objectivesTask and time management skills Self-starter who shows strong initiativeMust be passionate about mobilizing young votersStrong effective verbal and interpersonal skillsAccess to a phone and laptop computerComfortable working and interacting with students and staff in-person Nice to haves:Involvement on campus organizationsExperience volunteering on electoral, union, or community organizing campaigns Time CommitmentThis position will begin on September 8 and end November 6, 2026.Campus fellows will work 15 hours a week in a part-time capacity.This is an intensive, time-limited role at a pivotal moment for Texas Democrats. Fellows should expect potentially longer days leading up to Election Day.How to ApplyTo apply, please complete this application and submit a current resume and brief cover letter (150-250 words) written in your own words. We prefer to read human-generated content and encourage applicants to forgo generative AI in favor of less polished cover letters. This isn’t a spelling test! In the cover letter, please mention why you care about electing James, Gina and democrats down the ballot, and your connections to campus organizations.The Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 AustinAbout the RoleThe Texas Democratic Party is seeking GOTV Operations Associates to join our Texas Together 2026 Coordinated Campaign, supporting Talarico for Texas and Democratic candidates up and down the ballot. Operations Associates will help build and maintain the operational infrastructure necessary to support a large-scale effort to mobilize voters across Texas during the final months of the 2026 election. Operations Associates will work across teams to make sure campaign staff have the people, materials, equipment, and logistical support they need to execute the campaign successfully. This is a hands-on role for someone who is organized, adaptable, detail-oriented, and comfortable solving problems in a fast-moving campaign environment.This position will begin ASAP and end November 15, 2026.CompensationPayGOTV Operations Associates are compensated at $5,000 per month.BenefitsThey are eligible for generous benefits including health care, vision, and dental insurance and stipends for cell phone and eligible transit. UnionThe Texas Democratic Party staff are proudly unionized. This position is represented by IBEW Local 220. GOTV Operations Associates are eligible for union membership in accordance with the applicable collective bargaining agreement.Essential DutiesSupport campaign hiring and onboarding: Assist with hiring logistics, applicant tracking, interview coordination, onboarding, and other staffing needs as the campaign rapidly scales.Managing purchasing and supplies: Order, track, and distribute office supplies, campaign materials, equipment, and other resources needed by staff across the state.Coordinate campaign materials, mail, and literature: Help manage inventory and distribution of campaign literature, mail, signs, printed materials, voter contact materials, and other GOTV resources to ensure teams have what they need when they need it.Support campaign offices: Assist with the setup, maintenance, and eventual closeout of campaign offices and staging locations.Maintain inventory: Track campaign equipment and materials across offices and teams, monitor inventory levels, and proactively identify when additional materials need to be ordered or redistributed.Coordinate shipping and distribution: Help manage the movement of materials and equipment between campaign offices, vendors, staff, and staging locations.Work with vendors: Coordinate with vendors and internal staff on orders, deliveries, invoices, printing, equipment, office needs, and other operational projectsTroubleshoot operational needs: Respond quickly to changing needs across the campaign, helping solve logistical problems and keeping programs running smoothly.Maintain accurate records: Keep operational trackers, budgets, inventory records, receipts, and other campaign systems organized and up to date.QualificationsNeed to haves:There are no formal education requirements for this positionCommitment to the Texas Democrats mission and our organizational values, goals, and objectivesTask and time management skills Attention to detail and organizational skillsAbility to manage multiple projects and priorities at the same time.Comfort working in a fast-paced environment where priorities may change quickly.Experience working with spreadsheets, trackers, budgets, inventories, or other administrative systemsAccess to a reliable car and drivers license Access to a phone and laptop computerNice to haves:Experience working or volunteering on electoral, union, or community organizing campaigns a plusFamiliarity with campaign operations and the pace of a political campaignTime CommitmentThis position will begin the week of August 24 and end November 15, 2026. This is an intensive, time-limited role at a pivotal moment for Texas Democrats. How to ApplyTo apply, please complete this application and submit a current resume and brief cover letter written in your own words -- anywhere between 200 and 400 words is perfect. We prefer to read human-generated content and encourage applicants to forgo generative AI in favor of less polished cover letters. This isn’t a spelling test! In the cover letter, please mention your connections to Texas activist communities, why community organizing is important to you, and what skills you are excited to develop in this role.The Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 AustinAbout the RoleThe Texas Democratic Party is seeking a Deputy Distributed Director to join our Texas Together 2026 Coordinated Campaign, supporting Talarico for Texas and Democratic candidates up and down the ballot. Deputy Distributed Directors will manage, develop, and support a team of Distributed Organizers to build and execute a large-scale voter contact effort. They are responsible for supporting Distributed Organizers in their management of their teams, troubleshooting problems as they arise, and ensuring strategic decision-making is informed by feedback from the field. This position will begin the week of September 7 and end November 15, 2026.CompensationPayDeputy Distributed Directors are compensated at $7,000 per month.BenefitsThey are eligible for generous benefits including health care, vision, and dental insurance and stipends for cell phone and eligible transit. Essential DutiesManage and support Distributed Organizers: Lead a team of Distributed Organizers through weekly one-on-ones, coaching, feedback, etc. Establish a culture of collaboration: Foster accountability, collaboration, learning, and support amidst the fast pace of the campaign, establishing a strong collaborative culture with the Distributed OrganizersDrive voter contact goals: Support and hold distributed organizers accountable for meeting voter contact, volunteer recruitment, and volunteer leadership goals. Communication structures: Maintain strong communication structures, including daily check in and check outs, team chats, reporting channels, shared calendars, etc. Drive Training and Development: lend expertise in creating and facilitating Distributed Organizing trainings for staff and volunteers, draft and distribute one-pagers, guides, and written reference resources for staff. Share strategy: Share campaign priorities, strategic shifts, and plans to ensure organizers understand how goals contribute to overall success. Troubleshoot and solve problems: Respond quickly to challenges to keep organizing programs running effectively. Reporting: Support development of reporting structures. Analyze reports and recommend strategic action based on analysis. QualificationsNeed to haves:Commitment to the Texas Democrats mission and our organizational values, goals, and objectivesAt least 2 years of experience managing a teamAt least 3 cycles of organizing experience on a campaign, at a union, or relatedAdministrative experience in Votebuilder, including account creation and script managementExperience with Scale to Win.Clear written communication skillsAccess to a reliable car and drivers license Access to a phone and laptop computerExcellent mastery of systems like Google Suite, Excel, and online databasesThere are no formal education requirements for this positionNice to haves:Experience as a union memberExperience managing unionized staffExperience as a Regional Organizing DirectorTraining, coaching, instruction, or facilitation experience Time CommitmentThis position will begin the week of September 7 and end November 15, 2026. This is an intensive, time-limited role at a pivotal moment for Texas Democrats. How to ApplyTo apply, please complete this application and submit a current resume and brief cover letter written in your own words -- anywhere between 200 and 400 words is perfect. We prefer to read human-generated content and encourage applicants to forgo generative AI in favor of less polished cover letters. This isn’t a spelling test! In the cover letter, please mention something you wish Senior Management would have done to support you when you were an organizer or middle manager, and how doing that thing yourself will strengthen our program.The Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 Amarillo, Arlington, Austin, Beaumont, Brownsville, College Station, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Denton, Eagle Pass, Edinburg, El Paso, Fort Worth, Georgetown, Harlingen, Houston, Killeen, Laredo, Lubbock, McAllen, Midland, Plano, Round Rock, San Antonio, Tyler, WacoAbout the RoleThe Texas Democratic Party is seeking Deputy GOTV Directors to join our Texas Together 2026 Coordinated Campaign, supporting Talarico for Texas and Democratic candidates up and down the ballot. Deputy GOTV Directors will manage, develop, and support a team of Regional GOTV Directors and GOTV Organizers to build and execute a large-scale voter contact effort. They are responsible for supporting Regional GOTV Directors in their management of their teams, troubleshooting problems as they arise, coordinating supply distribution across their regions, and ensuring strategic decision-making is informed by feedback from the field. This position will begin the week of August 17 and end November 15, 2026.CompensationPayDeputy GOTV Directors are compensated at $6,500 per month.BenefitsThey are eligible for generous benefits including health care, vision, and dental insurance and stipends for cell phone and eligible transit. Essential DutiesManage and support Regional GOTV Directors: Lead a team of Regional GOTV Directors through weekly one-on-ones, coaching, feedback, etc. Establish a culture of collaboration: Foster accountability, collaboration, learning, and support amidst the fast pace of the campaign. Support Regional GOTV Directors in establishing strong regional culture. Drive voter contact goals: Support and hold organizers accountable for meeting voter contact, volunteer recruitment, and volunteer leadership goals. Communication structures: Maintain strong communication structures, including daily check in and check outs, team chats, reporting channels, shared calendars, etc. Drive Training and Development: lend expertise in creating and facilitating GOTV trainings for staff and volunteers, draft and distribute one-pagers, guides, and written reference resources for staff. Share strategy: Share campaign priorities, strategic shifts, and plans to ensure organizers understand how goals contribute to overall success. Troubleshoot and solve problems: Respond quickly to challenges to keep organizing programs running effectively. Reporting: Support development of reporting structures. Analyze reports and recommend strategic action based on analysis. QualificationsNeed to haves:Commitment to the Texas Democrats mission and our organizational values, goals, and objectivesAt least 2 years of experience managing a teamAt least 3 cycles of organizing experience on a campaign, at a union, or relatedAdministrative experience in Votebuilder, including account creation and script managementClear written communication skillsAccess to a reliable car and drivers license Access to a phone and laptop computerExcellent mastery of systems like Google Suite, Excel, and online databasesThere are no formal education requirements for this positionNice to haves:Experience as a union memberExperience managing unionized staffExperience as a Regional Organizing DirectorTraining, coaching, instruction, or facilitation experience Time CommitmentThis position will begin the week of August 17 and end November 15, 2026. This is an intensive, time-limited role at a pivotal moment for Texas Democrats. How to ApplyTo apply, please complete this application and submit a current resume and brief cover letter written in your own words -- anywhere between 200 and 400 words is perfect. We prefer to read human-generated content and encourage applicants to forgo generative AI in favor of less polished cover letters. This isn’t a spelling test! In the cover letter, please mention something you wish Senior Management would have done to support you when you were an organizer or middle manager, and how doing that thing yourself will strengthen our program.The Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 AustinRole OverviewThe Deputy Voter Protection Director will work closely with the Voter Protection Director to organize the statewide volunteer poll watching effort, build strategic partnerships and coalitions to protect the vote during early voting, Election Day, and other components of the voting process. We are seeking an experienced volunteer organizer who is passionate about defending democracy and eager to work with staff and volunteers to create meaningful change for Texas voters. The Deputy will work closely with the Voter Protection leadership team to develop, build, and maintain strong relationships with state and local partners leading to the best outcome for protecting the vote.Core ResponsibilitiesIn coordination with Voter Protection leadership, the Deputy will build and maintain strategic partnerships to protect the right to voteDesign engagement and volunteer pipelines and processes for voter protection engagement with partners and key stakeholdersDevelop and manage the poll watching components of the voter protection program, including recruitment, training, assignments, credentialling, and communication with poll watchersManage Regionals/Associates, setting goals and supporting them in achieving themManage the program’s data in Votebuilder/VAN’s MyCampaign, Google Sheets and other systems, ensuring data is accurate and clean Set up the structures and technology for the poll watcher program, including Mobilize, VAN Virtual Phone Banks, a texting tool, and a proprietary poll watcher management database Design materials and facilitate trainings for poll watchers to provide what they need to effectively identify, address, and report issuesMaintain strong volunteer communication and responsivenessQualificationsAt least two cycles of experience in an organizing role focused on volunteer recruitment and managementProficiency with VAN’s MyCampaign, including experience creating lists and virtual phone banks, and a general comfort with data and technology Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Strong candidates will have experience presenting to or training medium-sized groups and comfort with writing email newsletters or recruitment emailsStrong lens and judgment on issues of race and equity, a sophisticated understanding of racial equity and structural racism as it relates to our work, and an awareness of voter suppression’s disproportionate impact on marginalized communities.Willingness to work long and irregular hours (nights and weekends) as Election Day approaches, and during Early Vote and Election Day operations. Experience with coalition buildingCompensation$8,500 per monthThe Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 Amarillo, Arlington, Austin, Beaumont, Brownsville, College Station, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Denton, Eagle Pass, Edinburg, El Paso, Fort Worth, Georgetown, Harlingen, Houston, Killeen, Laredo, Lubbock, McAllen, Midland, Plano, Round Rock, San Antonio, Tyler, WacoAbout the RoleThe Texas Democratic Party is seeking a GOTV Data Associate to join our Texas Together 2026 Coordinated Campaign, supporting Talarico for Texas and Democratic candidates up and down the ballot. The GOTV Data Associate will support the Texas Democratic Party’s Get Out the Vote (GOTV) efforts by providing day-to-day data and technical support to campaign and organizing staff. Working closely with the TDP Data Team, the Data Associate will respond to VAN support tickets, troubleshoot user questions and technical issues, and complete a variety of tasks within VAN. The role will require strong attention to detail, a service-oriented approach, and the ability to quickly understand and resolve data and technology questions in a fast-moving campaign environment.The Data Associate will also work directly with the GOTV Data & Analytics Director and Deputy Director on projects and tasks that support the broader GOTV data program. Assignments may include writing and troubleshooting SQL queries, working with Google Sheets and Google Data Studio (formerly Looker), assisting with data analysis and reporting, and supporting other data and analytics projects as needed. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys solving problems, working with technology and data, and contributing to Democratic campaigns during the critical GOTV period.This position will begin ASAP and end November 15, 2026.CompensationPayGOTV Data Associates are compensated at $5,000 per month.BenefitsThey are eligible for generous benefits including health care, vision, and dental insurance and stipends for cell phone and eligible transit. UnionThe Texas Democratic Party staff are proudly unionized. This position is represented by IBEW Local 220. GOTV Data Associates are eligible for union membership in accordance with the applicable collective bargaining agreement.Essential DutiesVAN Support Tickets: Monitor, manage, and respond to VAN support tickets and user requests in a timely and professional manner.VAN Troubleshooting: Troubleshoot VAN issues and provide technical assistance to campaign and organizing staff.VAN Data Tasks: Complete data entry, reporting, and other assigned tasks within VAN accurately and efficiently.Other data/tech duties: Support geographies/districts, including VAN administration, creating phone banks, managing texting programs, and moreData Team Collaboration: Work closely with the TDP Data Team to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve data and technology issues.GOTV Data Projects: Complete projects and tasks assigned by the GOTV Data & Analytics Director.SQL & Data Queries: Write, modify, and troubleshoot SQL queries as assigned.Reporting & Dashboards: Create, update, and maintain reports and dashboards using Google Data Studio (formerly Looker).Google Sheets: Use Google Sheets and other data tools to support GOTV reporting and analysis.Documentation: Document recurring issues, processes, and solutions to help improve data team support.User Support: Communicate clearly with users and data team members, including translating technical issues into practical solutions.Task Management: Manage multiple assignments and priorities while meeting deadlines in a fast-paced campaign environment.Additional Support: Perform other duties and projects as assigned in support of Texas Together’s GOTV program.QualificationsNeed to haves:No formal educational requirement. Equivalent experience, skills, and demonstrated ability are valued.Commitment to the Texas Democrats mission and the organization’s values, goals, and objectives.Familiarity with campaign operations and the pace and demands of a political campaign.Strong task and time management skills.Excellent attention to detail and organizational skills.Ability to manage multiple projects, tasks, and competing priorities at the same time.Comfort working in a fast-paced environment where priorities and deadlines may change quickly.Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.Ability to communicate clearly and provide responsive, helpful support to people with varying levels of technical experience.Ability to work independently while also collaborating effectively as part of a team.Experience working or volunteering on electoral, union, or community organizing campaigns is a plus.Nice to haves:Experience writing or troubleshooting SQL queries is a plus.Experience using Google Sheets, including formulas and data manipulation.Experience using Google Data Studio (formerly Looker) or similar reporting and dashboard tools.Experience working with VAN or NGP VAN or EveryAction.Experience using FreshDesk, Airtable, and/or Asana is a plus.Two or more cycles of campaign experience.Experience providing technical or data support to campaign, organizing, or advocacy staff.Familiarity with voter file data, campaign reporting, or GOTV operations.Required ToolsA reliable laptopA reliable cell phone Time CommitmentThis position will begin the week of ASAP and end November 15, 2026. This is an intensive, time-limited role at a pivotal moment for Texas Democrats. How to ApplyTo apply, please complete this application and submit a current resume and brief cover letter written in your own words -- anywhere between 200 and 400 words is perfect. We prefer to read human-generated content and encourage applicants to forgo generative AI in favor of less polished cover letters. This isn’t a spelling test!The Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 Amarillo, Arlington, Austin, Beaumont, Brownsville, College Station, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Denton, Edinburg, El Paso, Fort Worth, Harlingen, Houston, Killeen, Laredo, Lubbock, McAllen, Midland, Plano, Round Rock, San Antonio, Tyler, WacoAbout the RoleThe Texas Democratic Party is seeking Distributed Organizers to join our Texas Together 2026 Coordinated Campaign, supporting Talarico for Texas and Democratic candidates up and down the ballot.Our distributed organizing department is building a statewide volunteer program that allows Texans to take meaningful action for Democratic candidates regardless of where they live. Through virtual voter contact, volunteer recruitment, relational organizing, and other distributed tactics, the department turns enthusiasm across the state into sustained volunteer activity and voter turnout, while building the lasting infrastructure Texas Democrats need to win now and in the cycles ahead.We are hiring Distributed Organizers across three distinct roles:Distributed Canvass ManagerCall & Text ManagerVolunteer Engagement ManagerApplicants may be considered for one or multiple roles based on their experience and interests. In your cover letter, please indicate which role or roles you are interested in.This position will begin before Labor Day and end November 15, 2026.CompensationPayGOTV Distributed Organizers are compensated at $5,000 per month initially, with pay increasing with increased hours later in the campaign. BenefitsThey are eligible for generous benefits including health care, vision, and dental insurance and stipends for cell phone and eligible transit. UnionThe Texas Democratic Party staff are proudly unionized. This position is represented by IBEW Local 220. Distributed Organizers are eligible for union membership in accordance with the applicable collective bargaining agreement.RolesDistributed Canvass ManagerThe Distributed Canvass Manager is responsible for building and managing the campaign's canvassing operations in volunteer-led areas across the state. Working within the distributed organizing department, they will develop the strategy, systems, and leadership structures that allow volunteers to lead canvassing efforts in their own communities.This is a volunteer-driven program that spans a wide and varied geography. The ideal candidate brings strong field experience, sound logistical judgment, and a demonstrated ability to develop volunteers into leaders.Essential DutiesOwn turf and targeting for volunteer-led areas: Cut turf, set targets, and maintain MiniVAN assignments across a large and geographically dispersed territory.Build canvassing operations in volunteer-led areas: Establish and run canvass programs across counties and communities, and develop volunteer leaders who can independently handle turf cutting, packet logistics, launch site identification, and materials distribution.Build volunteer communities: Serve as a primary campaign contact to activists, supporters, volunteers, and voters, to maintain strong presence across geographic boundaries.Manage voter contact systems and data: Ensure voter contact activities are created and uploaded in Mobilize, accurately reflected in VAN, easy for volunteers to find and join, and appropriately tracked.Maintain data integrity: Ensure timely and accurate data entry across voter contact events.Execute during GOTV: Manage high-volume distributed voter-contact programs and volunteer teams, rapidly troubleshoot volunteer and technology issues, and ensure daily voter-contact programs remain on pace to meet campaign goals.Report results: Provide regular, accurate reporting on voter contact, volunteer recruitment, and program performance, with increased reporting frequency during GOTV.Learn: Develop your own skills, cross-polinate ideas, and grow into a stronger organizer than you were before you started.QualificationsNeed to haves:There are no formal education requirements for this positionCommitment to the Texas Democrats mission and our organizational values, goals, and objectivesDirect experience cutting turf and running canvass launches.Administrative experience in Votebuilder, including turf cutting, list pulls, and MiniVAN setup.Task and time management skillsExperience planning and staffing eventsVolunteer management or team-building acumenAccess to a phone and laptop computerAttention to detail when reviewing documents, organizing personal workspace, and coordinating with volunteersStrong mastery of computer systems like Google Suite, Excel, and online databasesNice to haves:Experience working or volunteering on electoral, union, or community organizing campaigns.Familiarity with Texas geography and regional political landscapesSpanish language proficiency.Call & Text ManagerThe Call & Text Manager is responsible for the development and execution of the campaign's virtual phone banking and volunteer recruitment texting programs. Working within the distributed organizing department, they will design and manage large-scale voter contact and recruitment efforts that engage volunteers across Texas and beyond.Essential DutiesRun the virtual DVC phone bank program: Own the statewide calendar of virtual phone banks, including scheduling, list requests, dialer setup, Zoom logistics, and quality control on data entry.Run mass volunteer recruitment texting: Work with leadership to build and send recruitment texts at scale. This includes audience selection, message drafting and testing, send scheduling, and response handling. Track conversion from text to signup to completed shift, and iterate on what actually turns a reply into a volunteer on a shift.Develop volunteer phone bank hosts: Identify volunteers ready to lead, train them to host their own DVCs, and coach them through their first few until they can run independently.Help build the out-of-state program: Recruit, onboard, and retain volunteers outside Texas, developing a distinct pitch and engagement ladder for supporters with no local stake in the race.Script and message management: Partner with leadership to draft, test, and load scripts, iterating based on volunteer feedback and contact rates.Drive voter contact goals: Set and hit weekly attempt, contact, and volunteer shift goals; adjust program tactics when numbers fall short.Manage voter contact systems and data: Ensure voter contact activities are created and uploaded in Mobilize, accurately reflected in VAN, easy for volunteers to find and join, and appropriately tracked.Maintain data integrity: Ensure timely and accurate data entry across voter contact events.Execute during GOTV: Manage high-volume distributed voter-contact programs and volunteer teams, rapidly troubleshoot volunteer and technology issues, and ensure daily voter-contact programs remain on pace to meet campaign goals.Report results: Provide regular, accurate reporting on voter contact, volunteer recruitment, and program performance, with increased reporting frequency during GOTV.Learn: Develop your own skills, cross-polinate ideas, and grow into a stronger organizer than you were before you started.QualificationsNeed to haves:There are no formal education requirements for this positionCommitment to the Texas Democrats mission and our organizational values, goals, and objectivesExperience with Scale to Win or a comparable dialer or peer-to-peer texting platform.Direct experience running phone banks, including recruiting volunteers into shifts and hosting shifts yourself.Task and time management skillsExperience planning and staffing eventsVolunteer management or team-building acumenAccess to a phone and laptop computerAttention to detail when reviewing documents, organizing personal workspace, and coordinating with volunteersStrong mastery of computer systems like Google Suite, Excel, and online databasesNice to haves:Experience working or volunteering on electoral, union, or community organizing campaigns.Spanish language proficiency.Experience building a national or out-of-state volunteer program.Volunteer Engagement ManagerVolunteer Engagement Manager is responsible for managing and engaging the campaign's volunteer community across our online platforms, and for coordinating house parties and relational events in volunteer-led areas. Working within this department, they will cultivate the spaces — digital and in person — where our volunteers connect with the campaign and with one another.This role sits at the center of the volunteer experience and calls for strong communication skills, sound judgment, and the ability to build community among supporters across a large and geographically dispersed state.Essential DutiesOwn the volunteer online community: Build, run, and moderate the volunteer Slack, Facebook groups, and other volunteer-facing online spaces. Keep conversation active, and answer questions quickly.Drive volunteers from the community into shifts: Post opportunities, celebrate results, and turn online energy into signups on the calendar.Develop volunteer leadership: Identify prospects, develop them into leaders, and support them in developing their own outreach tactics.Build volunteer communities: Serve as a primary campaign contact to activists, supporters, volunteers, and voters, to maintain strong presence across geographic boundaries.Engage out-of-state volunteers: Build and manage the community of supporters outside Texas, developing a distinct engagement path for volunteers who cannot attend in-person events or canvass.Coordinate house parties and relational events in volunteer-led areas: Recruit volunteers to host house parties and relational events, help them plan and fill their events, and provide materials, agendas, and follow-up support.Execute during GOTV: Manage high-volume distributed voter-contact programs and volunteer teams, rapidly troubleshoot volunteer and technology issues, and ensure daily voter-contact programs remain on pace to meet campaign goals.Report results: Provide regular, accurate reporting on voter contact, volunteer recruitment, and program performance, with increased reporting frequency during GOTV.Learn: Develop your own skills, cross-polinate ideas, and grow into a stronger organizer than you were before you started.QualificationsNeed to haves:There are no formal education requirements for this positionCommitment to the Texas Democrats mission and our organizational values, goals, and objectivesTask and time management skillsExperience planning volunteer events, house parties, or comparable community gatherings.Clear, warm written communication skills.Volunteer management or team-building acumenAccess to a phone and laptop computerAttention to detail when reviewing documents, organizing personal workspace, and coordinating with volunteersStrong mastery of computer systems like Google Suite, Excel, and online databasesNice to haves:Experience growing an online community from a small base.Experience with relational organizing programs.Graphic design or content creation skills.Time CommitmentThis position will begin before Labor Day and end November 15, 2026.Distributed Organizers work full time and are non-exempt, meaning they are eligible for overtime pay (this overtime is already calculated into monthly pay rates based on weekly hours caps). This is an intensive, time-limited role at a pivotal moment for Texas Democrats. Distributed Organizers should expect long days and a 6 day workweek beginning in August as the campaign scales toward Election Day. We anticipate working between 55 and 66 hours per week and will end the campaign on 7 day work weeks.How to ApplyTo apply, please complete this application and submit a current resume and brief cover letter written in your own words -- anywhere between 200 and 400 words is perfect. We prefer to read human-generated content and encourage applicants to forgo generative AI in favor of less polished cover letters. This isn’t a spelling test! In the cover letter, please mention your connections to Texas activist communities, why community organizing is important to you, and what skills you are excited to develop in this role.The Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 Amarillo, Arlington, Austin, Beaumont, Brownsville, College Station, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Denton, Edinburg, El Paso, Fort Worth, Harlingen, Houston, Killeen, Laredo, Lubbock, McAllen, Midland, Plano, Round Rock, San Antonio, Tyler, WacoAbout the RoleThe Texas Democratic Party is seeking GOTV Organizers to join our Texas Together 2026 Coordinated Campaign, supporting Talarico for Texas and Democratic candidates up and down the ballot. GOTV Organizers will be on the front lines of our large-scale effort to mobilize voters across Texas during the most critical period of the campaign. Organizers will build and lead the volunteer and voter contact infrastructure which will translate this high energy election into a high turnout election. They will gain hands-on experience with the systems and organizing practices used on competitive federal campaigns while contributing to the lasting infrastructure necessary to flip this state blue and keep it that way. This position will begin the week of August 24 and end November 15, 2026.CompensationPayGOTV Organizers are compensated at $5,000 per month initially, with pay increasing with increased hours later in the campaign. BenefitsThey are eligible for generous benefits including health care, vision, and dental insurance and stipends for cell phone and eligible transit. UnionThe Texas Democratic Party staff are proudly unionized. This position is represented by IBEW Local 220. GOTV Organizers are eligible for union membership in accordance with the applicable collective bargaining agreement.Essential DutiesOrganize voter contact events: Plan and lead 2+ voter contact events each week, including canvasses, phone banks, etc.Recruit and develop volunteer teams: Recruit new volunteers, collaborate with existing supporters, and support teams in hitting voter contact goals.Develop volunteer leadership: Identify prospects, develop them into leaders, and support them in developing their own teams.Represent the campaign in turf: Serve as a primary voice of the campaign to activists, supporters, volunteers, and voters, to maintain strong local presence.Manage voter contact systems and data: Ensure voter contact activities are created and uploaded in Mobilize, accurately reflected in VAN, easy for volunteers to find and join, and appropriately tracked.Maintain data integrity: Ensure timely and accurate data entry across voter contact events.Build GOTV infrastructure: Identify, secure, and confirm staging locations in turf, and ensure those locations are appropriately prepared for GOTV.Execute during GOTV: Take responsibility for the successful operation of assigned staging locations and volunteer teams during GOTV, troubleshooting quickly and ensuring voter contact programs remain on track.Report results: Provide regular, accurate reporting on voter contact, volunteer recruitment, staging-location readiness, and program performance, with increased reporting frequency during GOTV.Learn: Develop your own skills, cross-polinate ideas, and grow into a stronger organizer than you were before you started.QualificationsNeed to haves:There are no formal education requirements for this positionCommitment to the Texas Democrats mission and our organizational values, goals, and objectivesTask and time management skills Experience planning, setting up, and staffing eventsVolunteer management or team-building acumenAccess to a reliable car and drivers license Access to a phone and laptop computerAttention to detail when reviewing documents, organizing personal workspace, and coordinating with volunteersStrong mastery of computer systems like Google Suite, Excel, and online databasesNice to haves:Experience working or volunteering on electoral, union, or community organizing campaigns a plusFamiliarity with Votebuilder, Mobilize, Google suite, and other campaign toolsTime CommitmentThis position will begin the week of August 24 and end November 15, 2026.GOTV Organizers work full time and are non-exempt, meaning they are eligible for overtime pay (this overtime is already calculated into monthly pay rates based on weekly hours caps). This is an intensive, time-limited role at a pivotal moment for Texas Democrats. Organizers should expect long days and a 6 day workweek beginning in August as the campaign scales toward Election Day. We anticipate working between 55 and 66 hours per week and will end the campaign on 7 day work weeks.How to ApplyTo apply, please complete this application and submit a current resume and brief cover letter written in your own words -- anywhere between 200 and 400 words is perfect. We prefer to read human-generated content and encourage applicants to forgo generative AI in favor of less polished cover letters. This isn’t a spelling test! In the cover letter, please mention your connections to Texas activist communities, why community organizing is important to you, and what skills you are excited to develop in this role.The Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 Amarillo, Arlington, Austin, Beaumont, Brownsville, College Station, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Denton, Edinburg, El Paso, Fort Worth, Harlingen, Houston, Killeen, Laredo, Lubbock, McAllen, Midland, Plano, Round Rock, San Antonio, Tyler, WacoAbout the RoleThe Texas Democratic Party is seeking Regional GOTV Directors to join our Texas Together 2026 Coordinated Campaign, supporting Talarico for Texas and Democratic candidates up and down the ballot. Regionals will manage, develop, and support a team of GOTV Organizers to build execute a large-scale voter contact effort across their region. They are responsible for maintaining high-standards of execution via coaching, feedback, and troubleshooting with organizers, solving problems in real time, and ensuring the GOTV Leadership team has insight into the day to day needs of the team on the ground. This position will begin the week of August 17 and end November 15, 2026.CompensationPayRegional GOTV Directors are compensated at $6,000 per month, with a one-time $500 GOTV Stipend.BenefitsRegional GOTV Directors are eligible for generous benefits including health care, vision, and dental insurance and stipends for cell phone and eligible transit. UnionThe Texas Democratic Party staff are proudly unionized. This position is represented by IBEW Local 220. Regional GOTV Directors are eligible for union membership in accordance with the applicable collective bargaining agreement.Essential DutiesManage and support organizers: Lead a team of GOTV Organizers through weekly one-on-ones, coaching, feedback, etc. Coordinate in-region: Partner with in-region counterparts from other departments and members of the coordinated campaign to align effortsBuild a culture of collaboration: Foster accountability, collaboration, learning, and support amidst the fast pace of the campaign.Drive voter contact goals: Support and hold organizers accountable for meeting voter contact, volunteer recruitment, and volunteer leadership goals. Communication structures: Maintain strong communication structures, including daily check in and check outs, team chats, reporting channels, shared calendars, etc. Share strategy: Share campaign priorities, strategic shifts, and plans to ensure organizers understand how goals contribute to overall success. Drive staging location selection: Ensure staging locations are identified, secured, appropriately equipped, staffed, and prepared to support GOTV operations throughout the region.Troubleshoot and solve problems: Respond quickly to challenges to keep organizing programs running effectively.Manage reporting: Collect, analyze, and communicate regional metrics, with increased reporting during GOTV.QualificationsNeed to haves:At least 4 months experience managing a teamAt least 2 cycles of experience on a campaignCommitment to the Texas Democrats mission and our organizational values, goals, and objectivesTask and time management skills Experience planning, setting up, and staffing eventsVolunteer management or teambuilding acumenAccess to a reliable car and drivers license Access to a phone and laptop computerAttention to detail when reviewing documents, organizing personal workspace, and coordinating with volunteersStrong mastery of computer systems like Google Suite, Excel, and online databasesThere are no formal education requirements for this positionNice to haves:Experience working or volunteering on electoral, union, or community organizing campaigns a plusFamiliarity with Votebuilder, Mobilize, Google suite, and other campaign toolsTime CommitmentThis position will begin the week of August 17 and end November 15, 2026.Regional GOTV Directors work full time and are exempt.This is an intensive, time-limited role at a pivotal moment for Texas Democrats. Organizers should expect long days and a 6 day workweek beginning in August as the campaign scales toward Election Day. We anticipate working 60+ hours per week and will end the campaign on 7 day work weeks.How to ApplyTo apply, please complete this application and submit a current resume and brief cover letter written in your own words -- anywhere between 200 and 400 words is perfect. We prefer to read human-generated content and encourage applicants to forgo generative AI in favor of less polished cover letters. This isn’t a spelling test! In the cover letter, please mention your connections to Texas activist communities, why community organizing is important to you, and what skills you are excited to develop in this role.The Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 AustinRole OverviewThe Regional Voter Protection Directors will work closely with the Voter Protection Director, Deputy Voter Protection Director, and other partners to implement a program that prevents and addresses election administration challenges. They will also recruit and support a large volunteer team in their designated region. We are seeking individuals who are passionate about voting rights.Core ResponsibilitiesOrganize and support in-county leaders and volunteers to monitor key components of the voting process and mitigate/resolve problems that arise Cultivate existing community relationships to provide nontraditional engagement opportunities for incorporating voter education, volunteer recruitment, and protecting the voteMaintain regular contact with the county leaders and volunteers in your region, including proactive check-ins and responding quickly to questions and concerns about election administration and voting and documenting these appropriately Facilitate trainings for volunteers on a variety of election administration topicsRecruit volunteers for the program’s various roles, including poll watchers, program support volunteers, and election administration point people, through attending in-person events, reaching out to community leaders in your region, and leading and participating in phone banks to call potential volunteersCollaborate with other members of the team to identify, gather information on, and address voting problems throughout the stateQualifications2+ years of professional experience; this is not an entry-level position. Experience on political campaigns, in non-profit environments, in the legislature, as a paralegal, or a myriad of other environments including but not limited to teachers, former poll workers, and active community members are all great preparation for this role. You should be able to communicate complex information in a way non-legal audiences understand and engage with conceptsAbility to build and maintain relationships with a diverse group of stakeholders, including election officials, party leaders, volunteers, grassroots organizations, and coalition partners. Customer service skills: You maintain professionalism under pressure and take a responsive, productive approach to all stakeholder and volunteer interactions. Public speaking and communication skills: able to facilitate training sessions, speak at public meetings to promote volunteer opportunities, and run phone banks.Demonstrated commitment to voting rights, voter access, and electing Democrats at every level of government.Strong lens and judgment on issues of race and equity, a sophisticated understanding of racial equity and structural racism as it relates to our work, and an awareness of voter suppression’s disproportionate impact on marginalized communities.Willingness to work long and irregular hours (nights and weekends) as Election Day approaches, and during Early Vote and Election Day operations. Compensation$5,000 per monthThe Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.

📍 AustinRole OverviewThe Hotline Program Manager will be in charge of running the Texas Democratic Party’s Voter Assistance Hotline, which receives calls from voters with questions and those experiencing voting issues. The Hotline Program Manager will oversee hotline operations, volunteer leaders, and volunteer agents. Core CompetenciesOversee all elements of the Voter Assistance Hotline, including capacity planning, volunteer recruitment and support, and ensuring every caller receives timely assistanceManage and support a team of Hotline Captains, who help manage hotline volunteer agentsRecruit, train, shift, and support volunteers who answer voters’ callsCreate resources and establish training protocols for hotline volunteers and volunteer leadersOversee hotline technology, and implement processes to ensure volunteer and/or staff support for troubleshooting hotline technology issues and for training volunteers on using hotline technologyManage voter protection volunteer data in VoteBuilder/VAN & LBJEnsure all voter interactions are properly documented in our database, and provide regular reports to the Voter Protection Director on major issues, trends, and volunteer metricsMonitor hotline volume and volunteer signups to ensure adequate staffing of the hotline and availability of real-time support for callersCollaborate with the Voter Protection Director and other colleagues to develop voter education messaging and resources, and promote the Voter Assistance HotlineQualificationsAt least one cycle of experience working on a campaign or managing volunteersLegal comprehension: You should be comfortable reading complex legal and election policy concepts and explaining these topics to non-lawyers. Experience analyzing laws or complex policies and procedures in the legislature, as a paralegal, or in a non-profit environment is preferred. Customer service skills: You maintain professionalism under pressure and take a responsive, productive approach to all stakeholder and volunteer interactions. Comfortable with technology and learning new tech platforms.Spanish language skills are a plus. Strong commitment to voting rights, voter access, and electing Democrats at every level of government.Strong judgement and comfortable working in fast-paced environments with emerging, unanticipated challenges and balancing priorities accordingly. Strong lens and judgment on issues of race and equity, a sophisticated understanding of racial equity and structural racism as it relates to our work, and an awareness of voter suppression’s disproportionate impact on marginalized communities.Willingness to work long and irregular hours (nights and weekends) as Election Day approaches, and during Early Vote and Election Day operations.Due to FEC regulations, only U.S. citizens or U.S. green card holders are eligible to apply for this role.The Texas Democratic Party is an equal opportunity employer and it is our policy to recruit, hire, train, promote and administer any and all personnel actions without regard to sex, race, age, color, creed, national origin, religion, economic status, sexual orientation, veteran status, gender identity or expression, ethnic identity or physical disability, or any other legally protected basis. Women and members of historically underrepresented groups are especially encouraged to apply.