FAQs for Applicants
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Our partner employers span the progressive and social impact ecosystem. Blueline provides a unique opportunity for campaign staff to work in a non-campaign organization. Employers include:
Prominent issue advocacy nonprofits, focused on top issues such as reproductive freedom, democracy reform, and climate
Political technology companies developing tools for progressives
Philanthropic organizations investing in social impact initiatives
Social impact start-ups working on issues such as education access and health equity
Labor unions
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Blueline Fellows will hold mid-level to senior level roles in our partner organizations in 2025. Key responsibilities, based off previous department experience, may include:
Strategic planning + communication strategy
Stakeholder management + coalition building
Product sales + client services
Launching new statewide + national programmatic initiatives
Data engineering + post-mortem analysis
Managing operations for major events (like fundraisers + conferences)
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For Round 1, the deadline for Fellows to apply is November 24th. Blueline will conduct first-round interviews at the end of November into the beginning of December. From there, finalists will be matched with employers for final round interviews in mid-December. Round 1 roles will begin in mid-January.
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There are a mix of roles: some will be remote, some will be based in battleground states, and others will be based in: Washington D.C. and New York City.
In first-round interviews, candidates will be able to express interest in specific geographic locations.