Community Outreach Canvasser

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texas tool beltDallas (TX)

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$20–$25/hour

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Job Description
Position Summary: The Community Outreach Canvasser is the face of TTB's Field & Outreach Program, going door-to-door within assigned neighborhoods to engage voters, share program messaging, and collect accurate contact/response data. This role is the frontline of the GOTV effort building trust with community members through respectful, informed, neighbor-to-neighbor conversations.
Key Responsibilities: Field Canvassing Canvass assigned routes/turf door-to-door within the scheduled shift Deliver approved messaging and materials (literature/lit) accurately and respectfully Meet daily door-count and contact goals set by the Lead/Canvass Manager Data & Reporting Log every door knocked and voter interaction accurately using the canvassing app Mini Van. Report any access issues, refusals, or safety concerns to the Lead promptly Turn in materials, equipment, and unused literature at the end of each shift Community Engagement Represent TTB professionally and respectfully in every interaction Answer basic voter questions or direct them to appropriate resources Follow all safety protocols, especially in inclement weather or unfamiliar areas
Qualifications: No prior experience required; training provided Comfortable walking outdoors for extended periods, including in heat or rain Reliable and punctual; able to commit to scheduled shifts Friendly, respectful communicator comfortable engaging strangers Reliable transportation to reach assigned canvassing sites Compensation & Schedule Hourly position; estimated range $20–$25/hour depending on county and experience Schedule flexes around canvass season, with increased hours/shifts as Election Day approaches
Physical Requirements: Ability to walk extended distances and climb stairs throughout a shift Ability to carry canvassing bag/materials and work outdoors in varying weather conditions

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