State Groups

Looking for a state or local group that’s supporting the 10th Amendment and/or State Sovereignty in your area?

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Create a Group

Here we present you with the 3 systems we feel are the best - and the easiest - to use.

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Group Tools

Already lead a group? Get ideas, input, and advice on how you can move your group in support of the 10th Amendment

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Petitions

Contact State Senators and Representatives, sign petitions, and more.

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Flyers

Handy, business-card-sized flyers that are easy to carry with you. Let people know about the Tenth Amendment Center - and introduce them to the principles of limited government.

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Create Your Own 10th Amendment Group Today!

1. SocialGo lets you easily create and run a feature-filled social networking website. You choose who can join, what they can do, and how it looks.
 
There's groups, forums, chat, events, and more. And the best part is it's free to get going.
 
Got 2 minutes to spare?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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2. Meetup helps you Recruit grassroots activists, Organize fundraising, sign making, door-to-door canvassing, events, and much more.
 
Each Group Gets An easy to customize website, Message boards/mailing lists, Tools to promote and publicize, and more.
 
It takes just minutes to get started.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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3. Facebook Groups can be created by anyone interested in promoting and organizing people around a specific interests or cause.
 
All members of a group have the ability to contribute content that appears on the Group’s wall – photos, videos, discussion threads.
 
It takes just minutes to set up.
 

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