1Protection of Intellectual Property
31How to Organize Your Neighbors
2Fair Use Policy
32Building Collective Power
3Educational and Non-Profit Use
33Online Organizing Tools
4Digital & Print Notice
34Case Studies of Successful Groups
5Permissions & Contact
35Sustaining Your Organization Over Time
6Eligibility Requirements
36What Commissions Exist?
7Registration Methods
37How to Apply
8Required Documentation
38Preparing for Interviews
9Registration Deadlines
39Time Commitments and Responsibilities
10Checking Your Registration Status
40Making the Most of Your Service
11Types of Local Races
41Real Voices: Interviews with Current Members
12Ballot Measures and Initiatives
42Starting a Petition or Initiative
13Sample Ballots and Voter Guides
43Planning a Community Forum
14Nonpartisan Races
44Working with Local Media
15Information Sources
45Mobilizing Your Neighbors
16Evaluating Candidate Qualifications
46Building Coalitions
17Understanding Endorsements
47Campaign Strategies That Work
18Analyzing Ballot Measures
48Success Stories from Ordinary Citizens
19How Primary Elections Work
49Conclusion: Your Power to Make Change
20Why Primary Elections Matter
50Part 5: Next Level Impact
21Timing and Scheduling Differences
51SECTION 1: IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?
22Early Voting Options
52SECTION 2: FIRST STEPS TO CANDIDACY
23Absentee and Mail Voting
53SECTION 3: FILING REQUIREMENTS AND DEADLINES
24Tracking Your Ballot
54SECTION 4: FUNDRAISING ON A SMALL BUDGET
25Starting the Conversation
55SECTION 5: RUNNING A GRASSROOTS CAMPAIGN.
26Practical Assistance
56SECTION 6: STORIES OF EVERYDAY PEOPLE WHO WON
27Creating a Voting Tradition
57SECTION 7: WHAT TO DO IF YOU LOSE
28Respecting Differences
58CONCLUSION
29Understanding Neighborhood Associations
59ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
30Starting Your Own Neighborhood Association
60FINAL THOUGHTS
