Campaign Organiser (Nottinghamshire

Help deliver an ambitious campaign programme across Nottinghamshire, with a primary focus on securing Green gains in the Nottingham City Council elections in May 2027.

Hours

Location

Remote + Travel

Contract

Fixed Term

Closing Date

14th Aug 2026

The Green Party of England and Wales is recruiting a Campaign Organiser to help deliver an ambitious and successful campaign programme across Nottinghamshire, with a primary focus on securing Green gains in the Nottingham City Council elections in May 2027.

Working closely with the East Midlands Field Organiser, local campaign teams, volunteers, candidates and elected representatives, you will play a key role in building campaign capacity, coordinating volunteers and supporting the delivery of effective local election campaigns. While much of the role will focus on Nottingham City, you will also support strategic campaigns and priority elections across the wider county as campaign needs evolve.

We welcome applications from individuals with a broad range of backgrounds and experiences. Previous employment within party politics is not essential — we recognise that opportunities to gain professional political campaigning experience are limited, and we are particularly keen to hear from people from backgrounds that remain underrepresented in politics.

Plan and coordinate local election campaigns, action days, canvassing sessions and phone banks.

Recruit, coordinate and develop volunteers, building long‑term capacity across the local party.

Maintain accurate campaign records, databases and volunteer management systems.

Build effective relationships with the Local Party Executive, councillors, candidates and staff.

This is a fixed term contract to 27th August 2027. The role is remote within the UK with frequent travel around Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire, and includes work outside of typical office hours according to campaign needs.

Full responsibilities, person specification and how the role is assessed are in the document below.

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