Dr. Darlene Breaux Is Hiring Legislative, Comms and Constituent Aides

State Representative-Elect Dr. Darlene Breaux is hiring part-time legislative, communications, and constituent aides for the upcoming 90th Legislative Session running from Opening Day on January 12, 2027, through May 31, 2027, The Texas Politics Project reported.

All positions require a minimum commitment of 15 hours per week. The roles are unpaid and do not include a stipend, though class credit is available for eligible students.

The office aims to provide interns with a hands-on learning experience across the full legislative process. Participants can propose their own legislation, track committee hearings, and take full agency in their work on the House floor, committee, and more.

Legislative Aides operate exclusively at the Texas Capitol in Austin alongside the Chief of Staff, Legislative Director, and Representative-Elect Breaux. Responsibilities include researching and drafting bill materials, tracking office legislation, and helping with constituent correspondence.

Communications Aides work from either Austin or Houston to handle public messaging for the office. Tasks involve drafting press releases and newsletters, generating social media content, designing graphics, and capturing photo and video media at the Capitol and within the district.

Constituent Aides operate out of the Houston district office as the front line for constituents in our HD-149 office. These aides answer phone calls, help neighbors with casework at state agencies, and represent the office at community meetings and district events.

Applicants must fill out the online form at tinyurl.com/breaux-apply and submit a resume, two references, and a writing sample or communications portfolio via email to [email protected] with a carbon copy to [email protected] using the subject line “Aide Application.” Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.

Photo of author

James Carter Senior News Editor

Senior Editor, News James is an award-winning investigative reporter known for real-time coverage of global events. His leadership ensures Archyde.com’s news desk is fast, reliable, and always committed to the truth.

Bryan Bros Face Federal Lawsuit for Allegedly Violating NDAs