What is a Campaign Deployment?
Travel the country. Mobilize voters. Make an impact.
Short-term, paid canvassing deployments with campaigns, PACs and political organizations — for people ready to mobilize at a moment’s notice.
What to expect
Life on a deployment
See the country
Visit different parts of the U.S., staying in hotels with transportation usually provided via shared rental cars.
Work as a team
Teams focus on strategic voter outreach so identified voters are engaged and ready to vote.
Be ready fast
Spots fill quickly. If you need more than two weeks’ notice to deploy, it may be harder to get on one.
Check travel details
Some deployments cover flights and others don’t — check each job listing for specifics.
Timeliness is key — there’s often more talent available than positions. Most campaigns don’t openly advertise, so we use discretion.
Our campaign deployment “No-Show” Policy
Republican Jobs may, from time to time, refer applicants for campaign deployment opportunities that involve a confirmed start date and, in some cases, campaign-paid housing, travel, or relocation arrangements. Applicants are always free to decline opportunities prior to accepting a deployment.
Once an applicant accepts a campaign deployment and confirms a start date, the applicant is expected to appear as agreed or communicate promptly if circumstances change. Failure to appear for a deployment without notice or communication, particularly when a campaign has incurred costs on the applicant’s behalf, may impact Republican Jobs’ ability to continue referring the applicant for future opportunities.
Republican Jobs reserves the right to consider no-show behavior when determining whether to continue referring an applicant or maintain a referral relationship. All referrals are made on behalf of Republican Jobs’ professional reputation and client relationships.
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