Campus Voter Protection Fellow – Student Engagement

Project 26 Pennsylvania; Lancaster (Lancaster County); On-site; USD 17,000 - 24,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel stipend/mileage reimbursement

Job summary

Project 26 Pennsylvania invites a Voter Protection Fellow for Fall 2026 to join our non-partisan voter protection and student advocacy effort. Fellows will engage on campuses and within counties to support registration, education, and mobilization of young voters.

You will build relationships with county boards of elections, attend meetings, recruit poll workers, and collaborate across teams to improve student voting access and turnout in 2026.

Qualifications

• Active enrollment at Franklin & Marshall College.
• Available to work 10–15 hours per week.
• Experience voting on campus.
• Experience talking to peers and participating in issue-focused groups.
• Creative approaches to information sharing and communication.
• Interest in advocating for youth voices with local government.

Responsibilities

• Participate in student voter advocacy on campus and at county meetings.
• Develop relationships with county election offices to discuss student voting issues.
• Recruit fellow students to serve as poll workers for elections.
• Collaborate with fellow teams on voter access projects and communications.
• Coordinate with Voter Protection leadership for regular check-ins.

Skills

Enrollment logistics

Campus voter advocacy

Peer outreach

Communication & design

Youth engagement

Policy awareness

Problem solving

Independent work

Travel readiness

Education

Enrollment at Franklin & Marshall College

Job description

Project 26 Pennsylvania invites a Voter Protection Fellow for Fall 2026 to join our non-partisan voter protection and student advocacy effort. Fellows will engage on campuses and within counties to support registration, education, and mobilization of young voters.

You will build relationships with county boards of elections, attend meetings, recruit poll workers, and collaborate across teams to improve student voting access and turnout in 2026.