Turning Point Action is a 501(c)(4) organization that works to mobilize conservatives in the election or defeat of a candidate. Turning Point Action registers voters and engages the conservative base at a grassroots level to recruit Precinct Committeemen, and fight for election integrity and conservative values. Job Description: Turning Point Action is looking for a well-written Research Administrator to read, gather, analyze, and interpret complex information for various projects that are critical to our mission. Responsibilities include but aren’t limited to, researching and looking into a multitude of topics particularly those related to voting trends, election policy, civic engagement, and voter behavior for new and existing projects. Day-to-day tasks involve conducting in-depth research on voting-related issues, such as state-level election laws, voter turnout patterns, and ballot initiatives, as well as other topics relevant to ongoing projects. The ideal candidate should have a passion for reading and analyzing complex information. *This is for a part time position RESPONSIBILITIES: • Conduct thorough research on a wide range of topics including voting laws, election procedures, turnout data, and civic engagement strategies • Summarize complex voting-related research into clear presentations, proposals, website information, and more • Ensure all gathered information is accurate, credible, and well-sourced. • Track and analyze the outreach strategies and activities of other voter organizations, campaigns and advocacy groups. • Maintain organized records of sources, notes, and references for future use. • Collaborate closely with your manager to support the planning and development of new projects. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: • Proficiency with reading and understanding complex information • Strong organizational and time management skills. • Must be able to work in the office at our Headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona. • Strong and efficient writing skills. • Passion for conservative ideas and principles. “WOW” SKILLS: • Experience with political research, opposition research or policy analysis. • Extensive knowledge of party politics and a deep understanding of political landscapes. • Strong grasp of conservative issues, messaging, and movement priorities. • Familiarity with state and federal election laws, voter behavior trends, or policy advocacy. All applicants will be subject to a background check and would be required to sign an NDA for employment.