Washington State Democratic Party
Constituency Organizer
Washington State Democratic Party, Seattle, Washington, us, 98127
The Washington State Democrats’ Coordinated Campaign seeks a dynamic individual to fill the role of Constituency Organizer. The regional Constituency Organizer (CO) is a full-time position that combines field, political, project management, and communications work. The regional Constituency Organizer will serve as a member of the 2024 Coordinated Political team and will be crucial in our efforts to build the Democratic Party and expand Democratic majorities in 2024. Regional Constituency Organizers will be responsible for building meaningful relationships with community leaders, activists,
and organizations to partner on voter registration and relational voter turnout. Regional Constituency Organizers will identify and elevate storytellers to lead pro-voting messaging efforts in partnership with the Washington State Democratic Party.
Location: Various, WARemote: NoFLSA Classification: HourlyUnion Position: YesEnd Date: 11/15/2024RequirementsCore CompetenciesThe regional constituency organizers are responsible for building robust volunteer networks; serving as liaisons between constituency groups, grassroots and grasstops community leaders, tribal communities, student groups, and community activists in their regionRegional Constituency Organizers are expected to have an unwavering commitment to winning Democratic majorities at all levels in Washington State and a demonstrated commitment to the Democratic PartyDemonstrated ability to work inclusively and collaboratively with a diverse staff, activists, allies, students, community leaders,
and stakeholdersCultural competence, empathy, and a willingness to ask questions and show vulnerability, and engage in sometimes difficult conversations with community membersMust be able to work independentlyA natural storyteller, creative thinker, and interpersonal communicatorBe a passionate promoter of Democratic values and have direct or transferable experience in multiple areas of campaign workExperienceExperience working with volunteers, issue advocacy, communications,
customer service,
or other public-facing rolesPast political organizing or constituency organizing experience as a fellow or volunteer is preferredBi-lingual candidates preferredFamiliarity with VAN is a bonusAbility to adapt to evolving prioritiesComfortable working in a qualitative and quantitative metrics-driven deadlines environmentA valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and the ability to work evening and weekend hoursExcellent written and verbal communication skillsA friendly and professional member-first demeanorAbility to manage multiple projects independentlyResponsibilitiesOrganize and recruit volunteers to run constituency and relational voter contact events, including in-person and virtual events, such as virtual power hours, community events, 1:1’s, rallies, community meetings, small gatherings, listening sessions,
and party events in the region40 percent of your time will be dedicated to building and maintaining strong relationships with key constituency groups and those organizations who represent them, including independent political groups, grassroots, grasstops, and local community organizations in communities of color. This includes conducting outreach to established networks and reaching out to new stakeholders, hosting regular constituency-focused events and actions, and attending community events on behalf of the Washington State Democratic Party25 percent of the time will be spent assisting in the execution of field and voter contact programs, including the management and coordination of WSDP stakeholders and volunteers for events, direct voter contact, petition gathering, voter registration, and other activities to expand, engage, and turn out the Democratic electorate15 percent of the time will be spent working with WSDP political staff and other senior staff to develop WSDP programming and facilitate programming at the regional level20 percent of time will be spent attending local meetings and events such as township meetings, county central committee meetings, fundraisers, and other regularly hosted or relevant stakeholder meetings as necessaryApplicants with experience using digital tools such as VAN, Reach, Empower, Hustle, or other relational apps are strongly encouraged to applyApplicants must be willing to work nights and weekends as neededOther duties as required
Who Are You?The ideal candidate has a diverse background and a strong personal story that brings them to engage in transformative work.
Organizers who speak another language or come from diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.BenefitsSalary and BenefitsThis position is $22 per hour, with overtime paid at 1 ½ times the hourly rate after 40 hours up to 55 hours, with exceptions in the GOTV window. Benefits include healthcare, phone, and mileage stipends; sick leave; bereavement; and paid observed holidays. This position is a part of the Coordinated Campaign’s collective bargaining agreement.The Washington State Democratic Party strives to create a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We believe our diversity is our strength and encourage individuals with diverse backgrounds—including race, ethnicity, religion, gender, marital status, parenting status, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability or veteran status—to apply.Due to FEC regulations, only U.S. citizens or U.S. green card holders are eligible to apply for this role.
and organizations to partner on voter registration and relational voter turnout. Regional Constituency Organizers will identify and elevate storytellers to lead pro-voting messaging efforts in partnership with the Washington State Democratic Party.
Location: Various, WARemote: NoFLSA Classification: HourlyUnion Position: YesEnd Date: 11/15/2024RequirementsCore CompetenciesThe regional constituency organizers are responsible for building robust volunteer networks; serving as liaisons between constituency groups, grassroots and grasstops community leaders, tribal communities, student groups, and community activists in their regionRegional Constituency Organizers are expected to have an unwavering commitment to winning Democratic majorities at all levels in Washington State and a demonstrated commitment to the Democratic PartyDemonstrated ability to work inclusively and collaboratively with a diverse staff, activists, allies, students, community leaders,
and stakeholdersCultural competence, empathy, and a willingness to ask questions and show vulnerability, and engage in sometimes difficult conversations with community membersMust be able to work independentlyA natural storyteller, creative thinker, and interpersonal communicatorBe a passionate promoter of Democratic values and have direct or transferable experience in multiple areas of campaign workExperienceExperience working with volunteers, issue advocacy, communications,
customer service,
or other public-facing rolesPast political organizing or constituency organizing experience as a fellow or volunteer is preferredBi-lingual candidates preferredFamiliarity with VAN is a bonusAbility to adapt to evolving prioritiesComfortable working in a qualitative and quantitative metrics-driven deadlines environmentA valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and the ability to work evening and weekend hoursExcellent written and verbal communication skillsA friendly and professional member-first demeanorAbility to manage multiple projects independentlyResponsibilitiesOrganize and recruit volunteers to run constituency and relational voter contact events, including in-person and virtual events, such as virtual power hours, community events, 1:1’s, rallies, community meetings, small gatherings, listening sessions,
and party events in the region40 percent of your time will be dedicated to building and maintaining strong relationships with key constituency groups and those organizations who represent them, including independent political groups, grassroots, grasstops, and local community organizations in communities of color. This includes conducting outreach to established networks and reaching out to new stakeholders, hosting regular constituency-focused events and actions, and attending community events on behalf of the Washington State Democratic Party25 percent of the time will be spent assisting in the execution of field and voter contact programs, including the management and coordination of WSDP stakeholders and volunteers for events, direct voter contact, petition gathering, voter registration, and other activities to expand, engage, and turn out the Democratic electorate15 percent of the time will be spent working with WSDP political staff and other senior staff to develop WSDP programming and facilitate programming at the regional level20 percent of time will be spent attending local meetings and events such as township meetings, county central committee meetings, fundraisers, and other regularly hosted or relevant stakeholder meetings as necessaryApplicants with experience using digital tools such as VAN, Reach, Empower, Hustle, or other relational apps are strongly encouraged to applyApplicants must be willing to work nights and weekends as neededOther duties as required
Who Are You?The ideal candidate has a diverse background and a strong personal story that brings them to engage in transformative work.
Organizers who speak another language or come from diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.BenefitsSalary and BenefitsThis position is $22 per hour, with overtime paid at 1 ½ times the hourly rate after 40 hours up to 55 hours, with exceptions in the GOTV window. Benefits include healthcare, phone, and mileage stipends; sick leave; bereavement; and paid observed holidays. This position is a part of the Coordinated Campaign’s collective bargaining agreement.The Washington State Democratic Party strives to create a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We believe our diversity is our strength and encourage individuals with diverse backgrounds—including race, ethnicity, religion, gender, marital status, parenting status, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability or veteran status—to apply.Due to FEC regulations, only U.S. citizens or U.S. green card holders are eligible to apply for this role.