Petition Circulator Arlington Virginia – Democratic Jobs

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Job Description: Top Duties and Qualifications

The Progressive Petition Circulator is looking for a enthusiastic and committed individual to be a part of our team as a Petition Circulator. As a Petition Circulator, you will play an essential role in our organization's initiatives by obtaining signatures for petitions related to various causes and issues. Your main responsibility will be to interact with the public, inform them about the petition's objective, and encourage them to sign. This position offers an opportunity to create a difference on society and help in meaningful change.

Full Job Description

Background: Democratic Jobs  clients for year-round and seasonal petition collectors. A Petition Circulator in Arlington,  Virginia, you play a crucial role in gathering support and momentum for our cause. Your responsibilities include collecting signatures for our petitions in accordance with all regulations, enthusiastically explaining our objectives to potential supporters, and serving as an ambassador to build public awareness. To excel in this position, you’ll need strong interpersonal skills to connect with people from all walks of life, unwavering commitment to our mission, and the ability to clearly convey how our campaign goals align with the greater good of the community. Your efforts on the frontlines will be instrumental in driving progress and meaningful change through the democratic process.

Roles/Duties:

    • Gather support for the petition: Respectfully engage with people in public spaces like parks and community events. Briefly explain the petition's purpose and why signatures matter. Invite interested individuals who meet eligibility requirements to add their name and information. Provide any clarification needed to support informed participation.
    • Inform people about this important issue. Explain the purpose and objectives of this petition in a clear, straightforward manner so potential supporters understand why their signature matters. Be prepared to answer any questions or doubts, and provide solid facts that back up why this cause deserves support.
    • Stay well-versed on this issue. Keep learning about the problems outlined in this petition so you can knowledgeably address people's questions and concerns. Keep up-to-date with any news, changes, or debates related to this cause so you can give potential signers the latest accurate information to help inform their decision.
    • Carefully gather support. When people sign, precisely record their full name, address, phone number or email, and any other required details. Make sure to keep all collected signatures well-organized and stored safely to properly document the growing support for this petition.
    • Act lawfully. Follow all relevant laws and rules around petitioning, whether they be local, statewide or national. Make sure you understand the legal requirements for gathering signatures where you live, and rigorously stick to proper procedures. Do your due diligence to guarantee this petition effort is conducted ethically and in accordance with regulations.
    • Achieve goals. Aim to gather a certain number of signatures each day, week and month. Show drive and commitment to meet or surpass these targets, while still carefully ensuring every signature collected is high-quality and valid. Stay focused and determined to keep this petition's momentum going strong.
    • File the petition punctually. Make sure to turn in all gathered signatures before the deadlines, with everything neatly organized and formatted precisely as required. Carefully follow all instructions to ensure the petition and its signatures are ready for formal submission and review.

Job Requirements:

The ideal candidate will have proven experience in petition drives.

  • Exceptional communication abilities, both speaking and writing.
  • Persuasive yet approachable; able to connect with diverse people.
  • Strong social skills to build relationships quickly.
  • Passionate about the cause addressed by this petition.
  • Self-motivated but able to work in a team.
  • Ethical with commitment to following regulations.
  • Energetic and able to work outdoors extensively.
  • Background in advocacy, activism or community organizing is ideal but not absolutely necessary.

Benefits

  • Earn bonuses based on exceeding signature goals
  • Overtime hours available for extra pay

Salary:

  • $15-40 per hour, depending on results.

Job Types: 

  • Full-time, Temporary, Contractor

Pay: 

  • $20-30 per hour, depending on performance.

Schedule:

  • 8 hour shift
  • Weekend availability

Ability to commute/relocate:

  • Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Required)

Application Question(s):

  • Are you available to start right away?

Experience:

  • No prior experience is required, but prior experience in petitions, political organizing, or advocacy is a plus.

Work Location: 

  • Travel

Note: The above job description is a general outline of responsibilities and qualifications and may be subject to change based on the specific requirements of the campaign. We will review applications on a rolling basis and contact qualified candidates for further evaluation.

Arlington County is a county in the Commonwealth of Virginia.[1] The county is situated in Northern Virginia on the southwestern bank of the Potomac River directly across from the District of Columbia, of which it was once a part, under the name Alexandria County. The county is coextensive with the U.S. Census Bureau's census-designated place of Arlington. Arlington County is considered to be the second-largest "principal city" of the Washington metropolitan area, although Arlington County does not have the legal designation of independent city or incorporated town under Virginia state law. - Wikipedia
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