Jobs at Texas Democratic Party

The Distributed Director will support the Texas Democratic Party’s coordinated campaign. The provided description does not specify detailed responsibilities, team structure, qualifications, required experience, travel, compensation, or technical tools.

Supports a statewide GOTV campaign by coordinating hiring and onboarding, purchasing, inventory, office setup, shipping, vendor relationships, materials distribution, records, budgets, and operational troubleshooting. The role requires strong organization, adaptability, attention to detail, and comfort managing changing priorities in a fast-paced, time-limited political campaign environment.

Provides day-to-day data and technical support for GOTV campaign staff, including managing VAN support tickets, troubleshooting VAN issues, completing data tasks, writing and debugging SQL queries, and maintaining Google Sheets, reports, and dashboards. The role also supports VAN administration, phone banking, texting programs, documentation, and broader data projects while communicating solutions clearly and managing competing priorities in a fast-paced campaign environment.

Organizes statewide volunteer-led voter contact and get-out-the-vote programs for the Texas Democratic Party. Responsibilities may include canvass operations, virtual phone banking, mass texting, volunteer recruitment and leadership development, online community management, house parties, relational events, data integrity, reporting, and troubleshooting campaign systems. This full-time, time-limited campaign role requires long days, a six-day workweek initially, and seven-day workweeks near Election Day.

Provides legal advice to the Texas Democratic Party on election law, voting rights, election administration, ballot access, campaign finance, and party rules. Assists with litigation, appeals, contracts, open records requests, subpoenas, policies, and compliance matters. Tracks legislative and litigation developments, trains party and election staff, and supports employment, governance, and risk-management issues.

Supports county parties, precinct chairs, candidates, and grassroots leaders across Central Texas. Responsibilities include assessing local needs, coordinating training, recruiting volunteers, supporting voter engagement activities, managing stakeholder relationships, facilitating statewide communication, maintaining organizational records, tracking regional metrics, and assisting with events and field operations. The role strengthens year-round political infrastructure through relationship-building, capacity development, operational guidance, and regional coordination.

Leads regional get-out-the-vote operations for a coordinated political campaign. Manages and coaches GOTV organizers, drives voter-contact and volunteer goals, coordinates with campaign departments, maintains communication and reporting systems, secures staging locations, analyzes regional metrics, and resolves operational challenges. This full-time temporary role runs August 17 through November 15, 2026, requires approximately 60-plus hours weekly, and expands to seven-day workweeks near Election Day.

Organize voter-contact events, recruit and develop volunteers, manage campaign data in Mobilize and VAN, secure staging locations, lead GOTV operations, troubleshoot field activities, and report program results. The role requires extensive campaign work, including six- and seven-day workweeks and 55–66 hours per week during the election period.

Part-time interns support the Texas Democratic Party through database maintenance, reporting, research, document analysis, outreach, engagement, IT, operations, HR, finance, analytics, project coordination, and initiative implementation. Internships last 10 weeks at 24 hours per week and are conducted in person in Austin or Dallas. Candidates need strong communication, research, writing, organizational, collaboration, and independent work skills, along with commitment to the party’s mission and to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.