Shamsul for Assembly: Campaign Field Canvassers - Chinese Speaking

Shamsul for Assembly: Campaign Field Canvassers - Chinese Speaking

Queens, NY, 11373

$20 - $25 (Hourly)

Mandarin Second Language Required

Shamsul for Assembly

Organizing

Campaign

Entry Level

Motivated, community-driven canvassers are needed to engage voters across District 30. This role is critical in building relationships, increasing voter turnout, and ensuring the voices of East Asian families are heard in this election.

You will be on the front lines knocking doors, having real conversations, and mobilizing your community to vote.

Voter Outreach

Knock on doors in targeted neighborhoods

Speak directly with voters about the campaign

Share key messages and answer basic questions

Bilingual Communication

Engage voters in Chinese/English

Help translate campaign messaging for Chinese-speaking residents

Data Collection

Record voter responses using campaign tools (app or paper)

Identify supporters, undecided voters, and key concerns

Community Engagement

Build trust with local residents and families

Identify community leaders and influencers

Help recruit volunteers from within the Latino community

Event Support

Assist with:

Community events

Visibility actions

Voter registration drives

Qualifications

Fluent in Chinese and English (required)

Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Comfortable speaking with new people

Familiarity with Queens communities is a plus

Prior campaign or canvassing experience is a plus (not required)

Ideal Candidate

Passionate about community representation and civic engagement

Reliable, organized, and energetic

Comfortable walking and working outdoors for extended periods

Motivated to make a direct impact in the election

Expected Output

Knock 75100 doors per shift

Have meaningful conversations with voters

Accurately report daily activity

Help grow volunteer engagement in the Latino community

Why This Role Matters

District 30 is one of the most diverse districts in New York. Asian American voters are a key part of the electorate, and this role ensures their voices are heard, respected, and represented.