Job Description
Organization: Republican Main Street Partnership
Location: Washington, DC (in-office)
Employment type: Full-time, exempt
Salary range: $55,000–75,000 (DOE)
About RMSP
The Republican Main Street Partnership (RMSP) is a Washington, DC–based 501(c)(4) organization representing a broad alliance of pragmatic, governing Republicans — more than 100 sitting Members of Congress, who are committed to delivering working solutions to the American public.
Position Summary
The Social Media Coordinator will own RMSP's day-to-day social media presence, helping to raise the organization's visibility, promote member programming and events, and communicate policy-related content to a broad audience. This is an entry-level role well suited to someone early in their communications or public affairs career who wants hands-on experience at the intersection of policy and digital communications.
Key Responsibilities
• Develop & Manage RMSP's social media accounts (LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Instagram, and others as relevant), including daily posting and community engagement.
• Build and maintain a monthly content calendar aligned with RMSP's event and programming schedule.
• Create graphics, short-form video, and copy to promote upcoming events, member programming, and policy content, using tools such as Canva or Adobe Express.
• Provide social coverage (photos, quotes, real-time posts) at RMSP events featuring Members of Congress and other officials.
• Draft social copy that supports email and print communications for events and membership.
• Track engagement metrics and prepare a brief monthly performance summary for the Director
• Monitor relevant policy and political conversations on social media to flag opportunities or risks.
• Coordinate with programming and membership staff to ensure social content reflects accurate event details and member recognition.
• Support other communications and administrative tasks as needed.
Qualifications
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
• 0–2 years of experience in social media, communications, or a related field (internships count).
• Strong writing skills and attention to detail.
• Familiarity with major social platforms and basic design tools (Canva, Adobe Express, or similar).
• Interest in politics, public policy, or government affairs.
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced, small-team environment with regular evening events.
• Photography/videography skills a plus but not required.
Qualifications
Please send your resume, a cover letter, and, optionally, any additional material you'd like to provide.