MOPC Fellow

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mo political consultingSt Louis (MO)

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Junior

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$19 per hour

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About the role

Meyers Okohson Political Consulting is looking for Fellows for the 2026 Political cycle. Be an integral part of the political process working for progressive candidates across the state of Missouri. Fellows will work with our team in a combined office/virtual setting, providing assistance in fundraising, voter contact, and communications. In-person availability and a personal vehicle are required. Applications for our summer are now open, and we will be accepting applications through May 15, 2026 at 11:59 pm. Interviews will be scheduled for the following week.
Additional Knowledge & Skills: 1 cycle of experience is required and/or completion of credentialed campaign training program Proficient knowledge of Google Drive, VAN Database, NGP experience preferred Organized and quick learner Integrity within a professional environment Excellent verbal and written communication and interpersonal skills Ability to multitask independently and demonstrate sound judgment Strong attention to detail and timing as well as excellence in execution Proven organizational, research and analytical skills Ability to work and contribute in a highly collaborative, team environment Understanding of political and legislative processes Ability to reflect and demonstrate integrity, customer-centered, accountability, respect and excellence This is a part time opportunity 10-15 hrs per week with opportunity for a larger role within our firm. Pay is $19 per hour.

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