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Time: 2- 3 hours per week
Data Officers typically have logins to at least one of up to three databases which the party uses.
In context of campaigns and elections, the Data Officer supports the local party and candidates to use data effectively and intelligently, to run targeted campaigns.
The Data Officer is the person with overall responsibility for the use and maintenance of data at a local party level.
Being a Data Officer gives you great influence, and it can enable you to make a big difference to the success of your local party. A good Data Officer would be somebody who:
The Data Officer is a position on the local party Executive Committee.
As a part of the local party's Executive Committee, the role is elected each year at the local party AGM.
All local party members are eligible to stand.
For the Local Party Data Officer
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