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INTERNSHIP DETAILS

Fall 2026 Political Internship

CompanyDemocratic Governors Association

LocationWashington

Work ModeRemote

PostedJuly 7, 2026

Internship Information

Core Responsibilities

Provide administrative and research support to the Political, Communications, and Research teams. Tasks include managing spreadsheets, writing political memos, tracking candidate data, and assisting with campaign strategy.

Internship Type

internship

Company Size

101

Visa Sponsorship

Language

English

Working Hours

18 hours

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About The Company

Founded in 1983, the Democratic Governors Association (DGA) is an independent voluntary political organization organized to support Democratic governors and candidates across the nation. As the only organization dedicated to electing Democratic governors and candidates, the DGA participates at all levels of campaigns, from providing resources to fund operations to helping articulate and deliver their messages. The DGA also provides expert advice in policy areas to Democratic governors and candidates, with several policy conferences a year on topics such as biotechnology and life sciences and the new energy economy. The DGA is proud to support the 20 Democratic governors who hold office now. We invite you to learn more about them, the upcoming races and how to be involved in the DGA

About the Role

The Democratic Governors Association (DGA), the independent, non-profit, campaign committee responsible for electing and supporting Democratic governors, is seeking a Political intern for the Spring 2026 term. The DGA works closely with the state and Washington, D.C. offices of the Democratic governors as well as many other national Democratic and progressive organizations.

DGA internships allow interested students to obtain practical political experience within the DGA Political Department including policy and candidate research, political memo’s, political contact information, drafting emails, and administrative support to the DGA staff who are responsible for working with the nation’s Democratic governors and candidates to help with strategy and position them to win campaigns.

DGA Political interns are assigned a variety of projects and tasks that support the DGA Political, Communications, Research, and Administrative staff. The Political intern mainly reports to the Political Assistant for assignments and feedback, as well as regular check-ins with the Intern Coordinator who manages DGA’s internship program.

For the Fall 2026 Term, DGA internships will be remote, with the option for interns located in Washington, DC to use the office on a limited basis. Selected interns are provided a program stipend of $4,000. Housing is not provided.

Applicants should submit a resume and 1-2 paragraphs on why you want to work as an Intern at the DGA and how you anticipate a DGA internship will benefit your career. Please include a draft work schedule at the end of your 1-2 paragraphs. Hour requirements are listed below. Potential applicants who have an interest in working on Democratic campaigns or supporting Democratic Campaigns are strongly encouraged to apply. No calls or emails, please.

This application will remain open until the positions are filled.

Typical Responsibilities

Assist the Political Assistant along with other members of the Political team with day-to-day tasks which can include spreadsheet management, writing memos, and creating presentations.
Assist with pulling media statistics and data, creating traffic reports, sending out new ads as they are released, building finance reports, and tracking candidates and other race information.
Assist in organizing deployment of DGA staff as the election approaches.
Assist with resume outreach and maintaining Google Drive folders for campaigns.
Attending briefings or information sessions about related work in the democratic field and writing memos for the Political team.
Help with other special projects, assignments, and tasks as assigned by DGA Communications, Research, Finance, Digital, and Administrative staff.

Minimum Qualifications

Excellent punctuality and attendance;
Good, professional verbal and written communication skills;
Good and consistent attention to detail;
Ability to cooperate and effectively communicate with a diverse staff and other interns;
Ability to ask appropriate questions to gather information to complete a task on time and up to expectations;
Proficiency with Microsoft Office including Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.;
Proficiency with other web tools such as Google Docs;
Strong commitment to the principles of the Democratic Party;
Strong interest in current events and national/state/local campaigns and politics;
For Fall terms, remote and/or hybrid availability for a minimum of 18 hours per week is preferred

Diversity Practices

The DGA is committed to ensuring equal opportunity to participate in the internship program regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, age, disability, or veteran status. The DGA strongly encourages individuals from diverse backgrounds to apply to this internship.

Closing

The DGA Internship Coordinator can work with selected interns and their school/program to obtain course credit for this internship.

The DGA offices are based in downtown Washington, DC and we are currently in a hybrid work protocol. The DGA will work with potential candidates to schedule remote interviews and process on-boarding procedures remotely, as necessary.

Key Skills

Spreadsheet ManagementMemo WritingPresentation CreationData AnalysisMicrosoft OfficeGoogle DocsProfessional CommunicationAttention To DetailPolitical ResearchAdministrative Support