Legislative Assistant

Roles & Responsibilities

• Policy Research and Analysis

  Conduct thorough research on legislative issues, analyze policy proposals, track legislative developments, and provide comprehensive reports to support informed decision-making.

• Constituent Communication

  Manage communication with constituents, address inquiries and concerns, and maintain up-to-date records of constituent feedback to enhance representative responsiveness.

• Drafting and Editing Legislation

  Assist in drafting and editing legislative documents, ensure compliance with legal standards, and revise language to accurately reflect policy objectives and sponsor intentions.

• Legislative Calendar Management

  Organize and maintain the legislative calendar, schedule meetings and hearings, and ensure timely coordination of legislative activities and commitments for the office.

• Stakeholder Engagement

  Facilitate communication and collaboration with stakeholders, including government agencies, advocacy groups, and other legislators to advance legislative priorities.

• Brief Preparation

  Prepare briefs, memos, and talking points for legislative sessions and meetings, distilling complex information into actionable insights and clear recommendations.

• Event and Meeting Coordination

  Coordinate logistics for events and meetings, prepare agendas, and ensure all necessary materials and information are readily available for successful engagements.

Typical Required Skills and Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Political Science, Public Policy, or a related field.

• 1-3 years of experience in government, public affairs, or advocacy.