Aaron Ford for Governor: Call Time Manager

Posted 3 days ago

arenaLas Vegas (NV)

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Mid

SALARY

$4,500-$5,500 a month

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About the role

Aaron Ford For Governor: Call Time Manager Location: Las Vegas, NV
Salary: $4,500-$5,500 (Monthly)
Primary Responsibilities: Preparing call lists for the General and senior staff Managing candidate call time, including in-person staffing, live note-taking, and tracking follow-ups Managing and staffing select fundraising events, as needed Conducting donor research and prospecting with both in-state Nevada & National Donors Managing data entry, organizing call lists, and setting up donor meetings for the candidate Working within existing structure for note taking on donor interactions, and pledge follow-up Other projects as relevant and assigned
Qualifications: Previous experience staffing candidate call time strongly preferred Extreme attention to detail, excellent written and verbal communication skills, and proven organizational skills Proficiency in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets required Motivation to work independently Comfort communicating on the telephone for staff call time Be trustworthy and discreet with confidential information Have a reliable vehicle and laptop/computer you are able to use on a regular basis Prior experience with Numero, ActBlue, or similar tools is a plus but not required This is a full-time, paid position beginning January 2026 and running through the end of November 2026. Salary is $4,500-$5,500 a month commensurate with experience, plus a health insurance stipend.

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