Carol Glanville for State Senate: Field Director

Job Post; Michigan; On-site; USD 44,640 - 60,264; Full time

Job summary

Carol Glanville for State Senate in Michigan is seeking a full‑time Field Director to own the campaign's ground game from launch through Election Day. You will build the field plan, lead the team, and be accountable for voter contact goals across the district.

The role requires a senior-level ability to design and execute field operations, recruit volunteers, and manage data-driven strategies, with Michigan ties strongly preferred.

Qualifications

• 1+ campaign field experience preferred.
• Michigan ties are strongly preferred.
• Proficiency in VoteBuilder required.
• Proven ability to recruit and manage volunteers at scale.
• Strong communicator with disciplined organizational habits.
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation as well as a phone and laptop.

Responsibilities

• Design and execute a comprehensive field plan through Election Day.
• Build and manage canvassing and phone banking programs at scale.
• Recruit, train, and develop volunteer teams and precinct-level leadership.
• Own VoteBuilder: targeting, turf cutting, data hygiene, and reporting.
• Set weekly voter contact goals and hold yourself and your team accountable to them.
• Report progress and adapt strategy based on data and ground conditions.
• Coordinate with campaign leadership, the party, and allied organizations.

Skills

VoteBuilder

Ground game planning

Team leadership

Communication

Driver's license

Reliable transportation

Problem solving

Tools

VoteBuilder

Job description

Carol Glanville for State Senate: Field Director

LOCATION

Grand Rapids, MI

SALARY

$4000 - $5400 (Monthly)

COMPANY

Carol Glanville for State Senate

DEPARTMENT

Organizing

EMPLOYMENT TYPE

Campaign

MINIMUM LEVEL OF EXPERIENCE

Entry Level

JOB DESCRIPTION

About the Campaign

Rep. Carol Glanville’s campaign for Michigan State Senate District 30 is seeking a full-time Field Director. This is a top-tier race in Michigan - a highly competitive seat won by a 400-vote margin in 2022, and the only Senate district won by Kamala Harris that is currently represented by a Republican.

This race will have the attention of the entire state. The best applicants will thrive in fast-paced environments and be excellent communicators and problem solvers. Knowledge of local and Michigan politics is a plus.

Position Summary

The Field Director will own the campaign's ground game from launch through Election Day. This is a senior role responsible for strategy, execution, and results. You will help build the field plan, lead the team, and be accountable for voter contact goals across the entire district.

Responsibilities

• Design and execute a comprehensive field plan through Election Day
• Build and manage canvassing and phone banking programs at scale
• Recruit, train, and develop volunteer teams and precinct-level leadership
• Own VoteBuilder: targeting, turf cutting, data hygiene, and reporting
• Set weekly voter contact goals and hold yourself and your team accountable to them
• Report progress and adapt strategy based on data and ground conditions
• Coordinate with campaign leadership, the party, and allied organizations

Qualifications

• 1+ cycle of campaign field experience preferred
• Michigan ties are strongly preferred
• Proficiency in VoteBuilder required
• Proven ability to recruit and manage volunteers at scale
• Strong communicator with disciplined organizational habits
• Valid driver's license and reliable transportation as well as a phone and laptop

Compensation

$4,000 - $5,400 per month

Physical Requirements

The Carol Glanville for State Senate campaign is committed to being an inclusive organization, supporting employees of varying abilities, and providing reasonable accommodations to enable individuals with disabilities to thrive. The requirements of this role, related to its physical demands, described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.

• Must be able to remain in a stationary position for long periods of time while operating a computer and other office productivity machinery.
• Must be able to move about inside an office to access file cabinets, office machinery, etc.
• Flexibility to work extensive hours outside of normal operating hours.
• Must be able to spend long hours knocking doors outside and on the phone