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ABOUT OHIO
State Parties are responsible for building infrastructure necessary for successful candidate campaigns up and down the ballot. Over the last few years, Ohio Democrats built a year-round organizing model driven by local community activists and volunteers. Ohio Dems are testing new technology and programs to build a modern, data-driven and nimble force to elect Democrats statewide now and in the future.
In 2026, every statewide office will be on the ballot – including the governor’s race and a special election to elect a U.S. Senator in the seat currently occupied by appointed Senator Jon Husted. With 3 DCCC Frontline Races to protect and 3 additional seats targeted by the DCCC, the path to a Democratic majority in the U.S. House and Senate will once again run through Ohio in 2026.
ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY
The Ohio Democratic Party’s Data department is seeking an experienced voter access professional. Coordinated Campaign Deputy Voter Access Directors. This Deputy Voter Access Director will lead the election administration work for the Voter Access team, by building and managing relationships with County Boards of Elections and local party leaders to help troubleshoot and problem solve various voter access issues.
This person also will work closely with other members of the Voter Access Team to build a comprehensive voter education program and build capacity through recruitment and management of voter access department staff and volunteers. Deputy Voter Access Directors will work closely with both the Coordinated Campaign Data and Field team to ensure accurate election information is being presented to voters and stakeholders.
This position is full time and based in Columbus, Ohio. Responsibilities will generally include:
Salary and benefits are competitive and commensurate with experience. The Deputy Voter Access Director will be represented by IBEW Local 1466 and paid a salary of $6480 per month and full benefits including PTO as needed, health, dental, and voluntary vision insurance. The hourly expectation will fluctuate depending on the campaign cycle, but will be a minimum of 40 hours per week. Housing will not be provided. Applicants must live in or be willing to relocate to Columbus, Ohio.
Ohio Democrats recognize our success requires a diverse mix of talented people. We are focused on building a staff that is diverse in race, gender and gender expression, sexual orientation, religion, ethnicity, national origin and all the other fascinating characteristics that make us different. Candidates of color, women, LGBTQI, and more are encouraged to apply.
This is a cycle position and ends on November 15, 2026.