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Marathon Victories

Political Canvasser

Glendale, CA · On-site

$30/hr

Previous canvassing or campaign experience is helpful but not required Position Details * Pay: $30/hour * Hours: 10-20 hours per week * Schedule is flexible * Position runs through June 2, 2026

North Shore Strategies

Campaign Fellow

Manhattan, NY · On-site

Campaign Fellowship - Corinne Arnold for NY State Assembly (District 66) Location: Lower Manhattan ... Conduct door-to-door canvassing and have meaningful conversations with voters throughout Assembly ...

North Shore Strategies

Campaign Fellow

Manhattan, NY · On-site

Campaign Fellowship -- Corinne Arnold for NY State Assembly (District 66) Location: Lower Manhattan ... Conduct door-to-door canvassing and have meaningful conversations with voters throughout Assembly ...

Michigan United

Canvassing Fellow

Detroit, MI · On-site

In 2026 we are going to build power in every corner of Michigan and we need you to help us to once again execute an incredibly large and complex independent voter canvassing campaign. We are looking ...

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To excel in campaign canvassing, you need strong interpersonal skills, the ability to communicate clearly, and familiarity with basic data collection methods; most positions require a high school diploma or equivalent. Canvassers often use mobile apps or tablets to record survey responses and follow mapped routes, but specialized certifications are generally not required. Persistence, resilience, and a positive attitude help individuals stand out in engaging various community members and handling rejection. These skills are crucial for effectively gathering information and building positive connections that support the overall success of the campaign.

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A Campaign Canvassing job involves going door-to-door or making phone calls to speak with voters about a political candidate, party, or cause. Canvassers provide information, answer questions, gather support, and may collect signatures or donations. This role requires strong communication skills, enthusiasm, and persistence. It is often a temporary or seasonal job during election periods.

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A typical day in campaign canvassing involves visiting designated neighborhoods or public areas to engage residents in conversation, survey opinions, or distribute information about a campaign or initiative. Canvassers often work in small teams and use digital tools to log data and report results in real time to campaign organizers. The role requires a mix of walking, talking to new people, and managing documentation throughout the shift. You can expect regular feedback and support from a team leader, and opportunities may arise to move into supervisory or training roles as you gain experience.

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Homecare Campaign Canvasser - Local

Current SEIU

Fairfax, VA • On-site

$26/hr

Full-time

Posted 19 days ago

Job description

Job Title: Homecare Campaign Canvasser
Location: Richmond, Hampton Roads, and Northern Virginia
Salary: $26.00 an hour
Be part of a historic campaign to uplift Virginia's homecare workers by helping them win collective bargaining rights, improve working conditions, and build long-term worker power. This is a unique opportunity to stand with caregivers-many of whom are women, immigrants, and people of color-and ensure their voices are heard in their workplaces and beyond.
Position Details:
Duration: Beginning October 1, 2025; campaign role with potential extension based on performance
Key Responsibilities:
Worker Engagement & Outreach
  • Conduct door-to-door canvassing to engage homecare workers in support of the collective bargaining campaign
  • Educate workers on their rights, the benefits of collective bargaining, and how to get involved
  • Listen to worker concerns, identify potential leaders, and recruit participants for campaign events and organizing meetings
  • Meet weekly outreach and engagement goals
  • Maintain accurate records of conversations, follow-ups, and commitments

Data Collection & Reporting
  • Use digital tools like VAN/MiniVAN to log all worker interactions
  • Enter data consistently and accurately, including worker contact info, interest level, and organizing metrics
  • Sync and securely save updates to ensure real-time access for the organizing team

Organizing & Mobilization
  • Help mobilize workers for campaign events such as rallies, town halls, and information sessions
  • Support workers in taking action-signing petitions, joining committees, and attending meetings
  • Track leadership interest, event attendance, and pledge commitments

Training & Development:
  • Participate in comprehensive organizing and campaign trainings
  • Attend storytelling workshops to develop and share your personal narrative as a tool for building trust and connection
  • Join regular team meetings to stay aligned on campaign strategy, share updates, and improve field practices

Qualifications:
  • Ability to thrive in a collaborative, fast-paced, and team-oriented environment
  • Strong commitment to economic, racial, and social justice, particularly in support of care workers
  • Prior organizing experience within the labor movement, care economy, or immigrant and Black communities in Virginia is a plus, but not required
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills
  • Comfortable using a script and speaking directly with homecare workers across diverse cultural and language backgrounds
  • Reliable transportation and a valid driver's license
  • Proficient with basic technology: phones, tablets, and organizing tools like VAN/MiniVAN
  • Dependable, punctual, and able to meet deadlines and goals
  • Comfortable with canvassing and walking for extended periods
  • Strong attention to detail, especially in data entry and reporting

If you are passionate about organizing, worker justice, and building power from the ground up, we encourage you to apply and join us in transforming the future of homecare work in Virginia.
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