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What is the difference between Part Time Political Polling Research vs Part Time Market Research Analyst?

AspectPart Time Political Polling ResearchPart Time Market Research Analyst
CredentialsTypically requires a background in political science, statistics, or related fieldsRequires degrees in marketing, business, or social sciences
Work EnvironmentPrimarily in political campaigns, research firms, or polling organizationsOften in marketing firms, corporations, or consulting agencies
Industry UsageUsed mainly in politics, government, and advocacy groupsUsed across various industries including retail, healthcare, and technology
Job FocusDesigning and conducting political opinion polls and surveysAnalyzing consumer data and market trends to inform business decisions

While both roles involve data collection and analysis, Part Time Political Polling Research focuses on political opinions and campaigns, whereas Part Time Market Research Analyst centers on consumer insights and market trends. The credentials, work environment, and industry applications differ, reflecting their distinct objectives.

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$19.61/hr

Part-time, Internship

Posted 6 days ago


Job description

Job Details
Compensation: $19.61/hour
Start Date: September 14, 2026 
End Date: December 4, 2026
Location: This position will be hybrid located in Washington DC
Hours: Part-time; Between 20-30 hours per week, with flexible hours as needed
In this internship, you will:
  • Provide general administrative support to the Political Department, as needed;
  • Analyze state and federal laws and policies related to reproductive freedom;
  • Research elected officials' and candidates' records on reproductive freedom; 
  • Other research projects as assigned;
  • Research and coordinate resources on candidates for elected office and key electoral races in the 2026 cycle; 
  • Create campaign and race updates on candidates before staff and leadership attend campaign events;
  • Research and report regularly on polling and FEC fundraising data;
  • Create and maintain internal tracking documents to inform political strategy efforts;
  • Aid drafting endorsement rollout materials and assist in updating Reproductive Freedom for All's endorsement and PAC websites;
  • Gain insight into the day-to-day operations of Reproductive Freedom for All's political arm, including our endorsement process, PAC (Political Action Committee). 
In this internship, you will learn:
  • Political and Policy Skills Development: Electoral strategy, political analysis, collaboration across the progressive movement, knowledge of political processes, preparing briefings/memos for key stakeholders, and policy analysis;
  • Communication Skills Development: Speaking, writing, interpersonal, teamwork, leadership, and listening;
  • General Professional Skills and/or Knowledge: Develop and strengthen skills in research, analysis, time management, teamwork, prioritizing work assignments, initiative, adaptability, and project completio
We're looking for someone who:
  • Is passionate about advancing reproductive freedom;
  • Has a demonstrated commitment to contributing to a workplace environment in which diversity is valued and supported.
  • Has strong writing and research skills;
  • Can summarize information in a concise manner;
  • Has prior knowledge/experience in political campaigns and/or issue advocacy, including past engagement in a volunteer capacity; 
  • Is able to be flexible and adapt to changing priorities;
  • Can manage several ongoing projects at a time and appropriately prioritize tasks 
  • Has a detail-oriented work style; 
  • Can be entrusted with handling confidential information;
  • Is enthusiastic about electing pro-reproductive freedom candidates up and down the ballot in 2026; 
  • Preference of junior or senior level undergraduate, graduate education in progress, or recent graduate.