Job Title: Movement Intern

Location: Indianapolis and/or Remote

Commitment: Rolling start; flexible schedule with a minimum commitment of 6–10 hours per week 

Class Credit: Available upon request

 

About the Campaign

George Hornedo is a next-generation Democratic candidate running for Congress in Indiana’s 7th District. Our campaign is people-powered, results-driven, and unapologetically focused on rebuilding Democratic strength at every level starting from the ground up. This isn’t a typical internship. You won’t be fetching coffee. You’ll be helping to build a movement.

 

What You’ll Do

Interns will work closely with campaign leadership to support high-impact operations across field, digital, fundraising, and communications. Specific responsibilities may include:

• Assisting with visibility efforts (yard signs, lit drops, event prep)

• Helping manage volunteer pipelines and follow-ups

• Tracking metrics and engagement data

• Amplifying social media posts and digital narratives

• Participating in campaign strategy sessions

 

What We’re Looking For

• Fast learners who thrive in a fast-paced, startup-like environment

• Team players who believe in rebuilding the Democratic Party from the ground up

• Familiarity with Indiana politics is great, but not required

 

Why Join Us

• Get an inside look at a nationally-watched, insurgent campaign

• Work directly with senior campaign leadership

• Build a meaningful network in Democratic politics

 

To Apply

Send a brief email to campaign manager, Cleveland Douglas III, at cleveland@georgehornedo.com with:

• A brief paragraph on why you’re interested

• Your availability and relevant experience (academic, volunteer, and/or lived)

• Anything else you’d want us to know

 

No resumes or cover letters required. Just reach out. We care more about hustle and heart than polished paperwork.

 

George Hornedo for Congress is an equal opportunity employer. We strongly encourage applications from women, people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, and others who reflect the diversity of Indianapolis and the country we aim to serve.