Arizona Field Campaign Director

Copper State Victory 2026; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision plans

Job summary

Copper State Victory 2026 seeks Regional Organizing Directors to manage a statewide voter contact program, coordinating in-person and online outreach. You will hire and coach a regional team, build relationships with local leaders, and align field work with state leadership.

This role requires flexible hours, evening and weekend availability during the cycle, and a commitment to equity and inclusion. In-state travel is expected as you implement regional strategies and drive turnout in Arizona.

Qualifications

• 1-2 cycles of organizing experience required.
• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to communicate with diverse stakeholders.
• Good personal organization and ability to manage multiple tasks.
• Strong written and oral communication to organizers and managers.
• Willingness to seek feedback and grow professionally.
• Commitment to equity and inclusion when working with staff and volunteers.

Responsibilities

• Hire and manage a team of organizers recruiting volunteers and executing voter contact outreach.
• Develop regional strategies and systems to meet daily/weekly metrics and maintain data integrity.
• Build and maintain relationships with local leaders to increase buy-in for the Coordinated Campaign.
• Collaborate with state leadership on new communications, messaging, and digital strategies.
• Train staff on job specifics and work with Organizing leadership to raise productivity.
• Keep the team focused and motivated in a high-stress election cycle.
• Meet deadlines and communicate challenges to state leadership.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication

Organization

Prioritization

Questioning/feedback

Equity/inclusion

Job description

Copper State Victory 2026 seeks Regional Organizing Directors to manage a statewide voter contact program, coordinating in-person and online outreach. You will hire and coach a regional team, build relationships with local leaders, and align field work with state leadership.

This role requires flexible hours, evening and weekend availability during the cycle, and a commitment to equity and inclusion. In-state travel is expected as you implement regional strategies and drive turnout in Arizona.