Can I include member of political group in resume?

Why do you think your resume for an internship should be any different than your resume for a job?

tell them that you're a member of styleforum.

Yes. Unless you're applying to be Liz Cheney's assistant, put it on there.

I might list my SF members status if I ever need a resume again. I'll also put "If you are a Republican this interview is over. I don't care what you do with your time but don't waste mine" at the bottom of the page.

I include a picture of my member in my resume.

You take a risk that the person reviewing your resume is a Republican and wouldn't hire you exactly for that reason. I was in a similar situation in college at one point. I had no interesting extra-curricular activities or related work experience. So I created some. I went out and made the "_______ University Review of Literature and the Arts". I filled out a form to have the organization University approved, which made it listed on the University web page. I made exactly one issue filled with mostly papers I had written for English classes. It cost about $25 to have a copy printed up by the local Pinter. I made a reasonably good looking web site for the club and made myself Editor in Chief. I then put this down on my resume. Nowadays you could probably do this entirely on the internet and not have to spend a penny.

I'd say no. Employers expect you to lay off politics and religion in the workplace--so it doesn't make sense to try to use either as an interesting conversation piece for an interview.

Young Democrats or Young Republicans? A young person full of idealistic fervor doesn't join the imperial guard. It's not politics--it's the death of politics.

Young people have very little actual experience in anything. There's no point padding your resume. Maybe tell them you helped your father repair houses in summers?

No work experience. Member of Young Democrats. I like where this is going!

If you're not a Goon Squad Member it's probably not worth mentioning SF.

I might disclose it in the interview if extracurricular activities come up for discussion, but I wouldn't put it on the resume.

Only if you have a leadership or active position in the campus group and can describe it without referencing the political affiliation. For example, "Leadership position in a major campus political club." Otherwise you risk alienating yourself. Make the focus what you accomplished and not your political affiliation.

Trust me when I tell you, here in D.C., both "Young" groups are horrible.