Description
Support elected officials or political leaders by researching policy, tracking legislation, drafting communications, managing constituent services, and coordinating meetings and events to inform decisions and advance priorities.
- • Research policy issues and prepare briefing memos and recommendations.
- • Track legislation, hearings, and regulations; produce concise summaries.
- • Draft speeches, talking points, letters, and internal correspondence.
- • Prepare fact sheets, reports, and presentations for stakeholders.
- • Manage constituent correspondence and casework; log and resolve inquiries.
- • Coordinate schedules, meetings, and travel; assemble briefing books.
- • Liaise with agencies, advocacy groups, and community leaders.
- • Organize town halls, press events, and public meetings.
- • Monitor news and public opinion; compile daily clips and insights.
- • Assist with drafting or reviewing bills, amendments, and policy proposals.
- • Analyze program impacts and provide options and recommendations.
- • Support media relations by drafting press releases and Q&A.
- • Maintain databases, contact lists, and compliance documentation.
- • Perform special projects and provide on-the-spot briefings as needed.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
