Hybrid Statewide Campus & Volunteer Organizing Director

Job Post; Colorado; Hybrid; USD 68,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Cell phone stipend

IBEW Local 113 union membership

Job summary

The Colorado Democratic Party seeks a skilled Distributed Organizing Director to lead the Coordinated Campaign's distributed region and campus program across Colorado. The role manages a team of Distributed Organizers, builds statewide volunteer networks, and oversees coalition work with community partners to mobilize voters in November 2026.

Key responsibilities include training, reporting, and coordinating with county chairs, regional directors, and data teams.

Qualifications

• Departmental staff manager experience or equivalent.
• Experience managing staff within a department or region.

Responsibilities

• Recruiting, managing, coaching, and retaining a team of Distributed Organizers.
• Build statewide network of volunteer leaders in counties without staff.
• Own statewide campus organizing program and relationships with student bodies.
• Direct student re-registration program and adapt to Colorado election rules.
• Oversee coalition organizing with community partners.
• Manage volunteer export pipeline to shifts in targeted turf with regional staff.
• Own relational organizing platform provisioning, training, and reporting.
• Design and run statewide virtual phone and text banks for volunteers.
• Collaborate with county chairs to develop local volunteer leadership.
• Coordinate with Data Director on universes, lists, and reporting.
• Report weekly on distributed program metrics and progress.
• Deliver trainings on relational organizing and virtual voter contact.
• Travel statewide to support programs and staff events.

Skills

Managed Paid Staff

Job description

The Colorado Democratic Party seeks a skilled Distributed Organizing Director to lead the Coordinated Campaign's distributed region and campus program across Colorado. The role manages a team of Distributed Organizers, builds statewide volunteer networks, and oversees coalition work with community partners to mobilize voters in November 2026.

Key responsibilities include training, reporting, and coordinating with county chairs, regional directors, and data teams.