The Emergency Services Hub Is Growing - and There Is a Place for You in the Network

 Public Square discussions, clearer member participation, education, and continued development are helping bring the Network together, with international enrollment additions expected in November 2026.

October 29, 2026

There has been considerable work taking place within the Emergency Services Hub, and it's time to bring more of that remarkable work to the attention of those who may wish to take part.

For those already following the Network, the purpose remains familiar: Emergency Readiness, Response, Recovery, Rebuilding Services. What continues to develop in this service arena is the means by which people serving in any Peacekeeping and Peace-building capacity can find one another's service presence - knowing that such service preparations are actually taking place, and are established, become better informed far more than ever before, identify where they too might be able to serve and be lawfully recognized as such, and carry useful information in a manner that is extremely welcoming into their own communities.

For those who have not yet joined, this is a good time to become acquainted with what's being built.

The web application is called the Emergency Services Hub (Portal), or ESP for short. Its supporting description, “Emergency Services Hub,” speaks to the practical purpose behind it. It provides a place for Network member service information, education, service interests, community concerns, and practical coordination to come together without requiring every conversation or activity to take place in the same setting.

A Public Square That Gives Concerns Room to Be Examined

One of the areas receiving particularly positive attention is the Public Square (recently added this month).

The Public Square is being developed as a place where genuine, documented concerns can be introduced, supported with sources, placed in historical context, and discussed before, during, and after important developments affect our communities that might be centered on such concerns - directly or indirectly.

The concern format provides space for an introduction, timeline milestones, principal concerns, safeguards, subsequent developments, a current assessment, unanswered questions, and sources. This gives members more than a headline or an isolated claim. It gives them a record they can follow and question. Needless to say, there is a LOT of attention to detail that goes into this area of Public Awareness surrounding verifiable concerns.

Four impactful concerns in particular have already received more fully developed presentations by the time this article has been published. Additional concerns can also begin as preliminary reports, allowing the Network to bring an issue forward while follow-on research and preparation continue.

This is a crucial distinction. For example, a preliminary report should say what is known, what remains alleged, and what still needs to be examined in all fairness. It should not, however, have to wait for an elaborate presentation before the community is notified that a concern deserves attention. Far too long has this particular type of unfair approach to public concerns been subjected to willful ignorance of the facts as they are - in the moment, thereby avoiding even speaking in any such issue within the proper school of thought.

In this, the overall purpose is informed participation. Our service aim is for genuinely concerned people to be able to examine a matter without being driven toward fear, intimidation, anger, boastful influence,  or threat's of harm against themselves or others. A useful l and objective discussion venue should leave people better equipped to pursue peaceful, practical improvements where they live.

Visit the Emergency Services Hub today to get started

Finding a Place to Participate

The Network also provides a way to express interest in service roles without treating that expression as an appointment or an automatic grant of authority.

Someone may have an interest in a role but still need information, preparation, proper mentoring, or a conversation with the appropriate reviewer. Keeping those steps separate makes room for people to learn before taking on those responsibilities - perhaps too hastily.

The administrative console (for those folks working within Original Jurisdiction) includes role-interest review and a record of role-related actions. These helpful tools support a more orderly process for reviewing requests and maintaining lawful accountability for those responsible for maintaining such responsibilities at the State of the Union and Union State levels.

There is a difference between saying, “I would like to help in this area,” and being approved to carry out a particular responsibility without a solid vetting, yet simple vetting process. The Network’s development is also intended to preserve that difference while making it easier to begin all such conversations.

Education and Easier Familiarization

Earlier development has also included Education Center updates and work on clearer page identification and navigation. These improvements are intended to help members comprehend where they are within the application and find their way through it without unnecessary confusion.

A growing Network needs more than additional pages. It needs an understandable path through them.

The same consideration applies to the information presented before joining the Network. A clearer explanation of ESP and the separate Community Workspace has been part of the continuing work all along, so people can better grasp mentally what they are joining from the beginning.

ESP and the Community Workspace Have Different Purposes

The Emergency Services Hub Portal (ESP) and the PeaceBridgeNetwork (PBN) Community Workspace complement one another quote nicely, but they are in fact separate environments.

ESP is the more focused hub for service member tools, readiness-related information, service coordination, reporting, and accountability.

The PBN Community Workspace is the broader - more generalized, optional setting for community-wide communication, data and resource sharing, news gathering, world-event discussion, small huddle meetings, ideas, and collaborative projects.

Participation in the Community Workspace is not a service requirement for joining or using ESP.

Work has also addressed clearer directory information and member privacy, along with a smaller, minimazable Live Chat control feature that can be easily recalled from the navigation header. These and other ongoing refinements are meant to keep useful tools available without allowing them to dominate the screen or expose information members have not chosen to share.

A Straightforward Beginning for Sovereign Americans and Others Across the Earth

For sovereign American men and women interested in joining the Network, the invitation is straightforward: begin through the Hub’s lawful enrollment page and follow the information requested there.

You don't need to begin by seeking a focused service role. Becoming acquainted with the Network, its resources, and its participation opportunities is a reasonable first step. This would be that of a Peacekeeping Supporter (see this general role within the drop-down menu list).

Lawful enrollment, clean verification, and rapid approval for particular responsibilities remain separate, yet fairly simple matters on the side of the Federation. Joining the Network is participation in this community; it isn't any form of government-issued determination of citizen roles or any other lawful service status in and of itself. Political Status-correction is, however, conducted through your respective Land Recording Office/System.

International Participation: Additions Expected in November 2026

Work is also continuing toward lawful enrollment provisions for sovereign men and women from other countries and their respective Federations.

As of October 22, 2026, those additions are expected during November 2026. That is the present development target, rather than an announcement that international Network access is already fully available at this time.

The intention is to provide a clearer path for international participants while maintaining recognizable distinctions between lawful affiliation, Network member participation, pertinent service interests, and approved service responsibilities. Further details should accompany the release as those provisions become available very soon as well.

An Invitation to Take Part

The Emergency Services Hub (ESP) continues to grow through practical work, member participation, and attention to the details that make a unique Network such as this useful and successful.

It does not replace 911, official emergency defacto services, or other contracted or subcontracted professional assistance during an emergency. Its value is in helping people become far better connected, far-far better informed, and extremely far better prepared to respond and contribute.

If you have been following from a distance since August of this year, take time to become more acquainted with the Hub. Read the Public Square concerns that have been thoroughly researched up to this point. Review the available information from every sector of the Network as it is developed today. Consider where your experience or willingness to learn may be useful as well.

The work ahead needs thoughtful people willing to participate peacefully, ask sound questions, and help carry useful efforts into their local and State communities.

Arrested Development in Motion: When Progress Builds, Then Breaks, and the Work to Restore It

There are times in development - organizational, institutional, even interpersonal - where the only accurate description for what we are witnessing is a form of Arrested Development. It isn't casual or dismissive in any sense, but rather the very real and observable pattern where progress is initiated, momentum is gained, and yet, somewhere along the line, that forward motion stalls, loops, fizzles, oddly morphs, or otherwise begins to unravel itself.

The Peacekeeping Task Force has encountered this phenomenon more than once. Despite ongoing efforts rooted in cooperation, structure, and good-faith engagement, there remain certain de facto agencies and participating bodies that appear, at times, uncertain as to how to move forward within the framework of collaboration. This is not to say that progress has not been made - on the contrary, many successful collaborations have taken place, producing measurable and meaningful outcomes. However, alongside those successes, there have also been many unnecessary and unexplainable setbacks along the way. And it is within those setbacks that this pattern of Arrested Development begins to show itself.

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Safeguarding Your County and State Peacekeeping Advocates

 The Proponent Role and Ongoing, Collaborative Support Effort of a PKTF - Assembly Liaison

 

Introduction

 

The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) - Assembly Liaison plays a vital role in upholding lawful, sovereign, and perpetual peaceful operations within State Assemblies. This position acts as a sturdy crosswalk dedicated between the PKTF and State Assemblies, ensuring effective communication, lawful service delivery, and the development of cooperative strategies between de jure and de facto service providers simultaneously. The Liaison’s work is most effective when free from personal, presumptive, and pressing legal controversies, allowing for full focus on committee involvement, outreach, and community engagement.

Strengthening Oversight Responsibility: Independent Experts' Participation in State Assembly Militia Operations

How all State Assemblies Might Decide to Bolster It's Own Accountability Measure 

As it is, and as it ever will be, the Federation's involvement in any State Assembly after the Assemblies' verification for service hardness and affirmation of formal public duties is well separated from daily Assembly operations and activities.

The Fiduciary role of the Federation is, was, and shall remain independent of State Assembly business and decision-making. Once a State Assembly achieves Standing, is confirmed, and Seatment is declared and implemented, the role of the Federation—particularly where The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) is concerned—is limited to networking and interfacing with communications systems and service providers that may aid State Border Defense mission operations during emergencies. The Federation also advocates for these services on behalf of each respective State.

This division enables State Assemblies to maintain full sovereignty over their domestic affairs while enjoying the advantages of the Federation's support regarding emergency communications infrastructure and coordination during crises. For example, in case of a natural or manmade disaster, emergency services enabled by State Border Defense operations can include:

Coordinated Evacuation Efforts:
Employing advanced communications networks to lead civilians away from danger in case of widespread flooding or chemical leaks.

Resource Allocation:
Supplying rapid deployment of food, water, medical supplies, and personnel to the crisis zone in case of hurricanes or factory accidents.

These examples present the Federation as a facilitator, rather than a decision-making entity in State Assemblies. However, the question remains about how State Assemblies can further enhance internal accountability mechanisms for addressing potential issues within their own ranks—namely their Assembly Militias.

The Case for Strengthened Oversight Accountability
State Assemblies are tasked with making sure that their militias are operating effectively and safely in the event of an emergency. This includes making sure that proper planning, training, and safety measures have been conducted prior to deployment. In order to be able to achieve this level of accountability, it stands to reason that Assemblies should have a neutral expert—one who is closely familiar with the preparatory processes of their own militia—be a member of their Oversight Committees.

This individual would act as a link between the Oversight Committee and the Assembly Militia leadership, providing vital feedback on whether operations were within established guidelines. Their services would be particularly valuable in investigating allegations of misconduct or negligence on the part of militia commanders. For example:

If an accident occurs during deployment—for instance, unsafe evacuation procedures cause civilian harm—this expert could help determine whether proper protocols were followed during planning phases.

In cases where operational readiness is in doubt—such as poor training leading to ineffective disaster response—the expert could verify whether safety protocols were adequately practiced before deployment.

This same topic was broached at the top of initial training offered to our PKTF - Assembly Liaisons during April 2024 when inquiries from Liaisons at that time began. Due to the nature of how PKTF assists Assemblies with acheiving safe operational and productive State Border Defense concepts and ideas, the service lends itself to the possibility of cultivating someone who would operate in this capacity as a viable candidate to be selected by their State General Assembly during future planning beyond Seatment.

As it currently stands, no authorization or solid expectation that a PKTF - Assembly Liaison would fill this role if and when such a need may arise. However, PKTF stands ready to consider and implement proper planning and training for this role if the opportunity presents itself due to it's potential consideration by any and all State General Assemblies upon request.

Historical Precedents for Oversight Models
The inclusion of subject matter experts in oversight functions is not unprecedented:

State Defense Force Accountability Systems:
State Defense Force structures worldwide hold commanders accountable for adherence to training standards and operational readiness. The example shows how accountability can be merged with responsibility at command levels.

State-level Oversight Policies:
Oversight committees in a number of states employ experts to provide clarity to investigations into governmental operations. The policies emphasize the importance of specialized knowledge in determining compliance and performance.

Practical Application-

For a State Assembly to enact such a model, it would need to determine how to insert this expert role into its Oversight Committee structure. This individual would need to meet the following criteria:

Neutrality:
They would need to be independent of current militia leadership yet familiar with its preparation procedures.

Expertise:
Their background would need to include training by an external source such as the Federation so that they would be familiar with operational safety protocols and accountability measures.

Prioritize State Interests:
Their work will be solely in the interest of their respective State Assembly, with no allegiance to any other party outside of their initial training period.

This is in alignment with the principle that each State Assembly must be autonomous while creating accountability within its own structure.

Moving Forward
By including an individual with firsthand knowledge of their own State Assembly Militia's preparatory phases within Oversight Committees, Assemblies can further their own capacity for transparency and accountability. This role would act as a failsafe against operational failures while cultivating public trust in militia activities. As governance evolves, such innovative oversight systems may be required to address complex issues at the intersection of state security and public accountability.

In this way, every State Assembly can be guaranteed secure and effective militia activity while being independent of external control such as the Federation—a structure that accommodates autonomy and cooperation in the interest of public welfare during crises.

A Follow-up to our Latest Article Regarding PKTF - Assembly Liaison Participation

A heartfelt thank you goes out to all State Assemblies actively participating in this most noble of peacekeeping advocacy roles:

On behalf of The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF), we extend our sincere gratitude to all 50 American State Assemblies and Foreign State Assemblies worldwide who have pursued the peacekeeping training that began in 2024. Since then, PKTF has received ongoing interest from well over half of all 50 American State Assemblies, with the majority of the remaining assemblies now reaching out to our offices with growing interest.

While the concept of having State Assembly members conduct the work to validate their own State Assembly Militia progress and service projects is valuable, this venture has faced challenges in expressing its overall purpose and intent. A small number of Assemblies still struggle to comprehend the priority need to integrate a peacekeeping advocate from the Federation - a dedicated American State National who would advocate for current and future peacekeeping operations on behalf of their State Assembly and provide an additional layer of validation for their sovereign right to self-govern lawfully and peacefully.

This effort aims to prevent misunderstandings regarding the purpose and intent of American self-governance, particularly in exercising Land and Soil jurisdictional responsibilities owed to themselves and their collective county assemblies.

Our Directorate Staff would like to thank each State Assembly that has contributed to this effort, as well as the Federation Fiduciary Office for bringing this fascinating initiative to reality. Currently, approximately 30 states are participating in this service, with several more among the remaining 20 State Assemblies showing interest in joining the upcoming 2025 Series Training Schedule, even those without a definitive State Assembly Militia sub-pillar.

If your state lacks a PKTF - Assembly Liaison or has not yet discussed this role in General Assembly, please contact your Marshal-at-Arms for more information about internal and external peacekeeping roles to bring back for future meeting discussions. For those seeking information independently, please review the relevant sub-articles and comment as needed.

Together, we can demonstrate to the world that The American States Assemblies are dedicated to the peaceful restoration of all pillars of our American government - one productive and peaceful pillar at a time.

Streamlining Validation: PKTF and State Assemblies Forge a Path to Efficient Border Security

Dedicated Liaisons Accelerate Auditing and Bolster Defense Measures

 

The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF) will soon begin centering a significant portion of its administrative focus dedicated to The Texas Assembly, recognizing its already well-known resilience and ongoing future potential in the face of previous, hard-hitting challenges. The Texas Assembly has demonstrated remarkable fortitude, addressing numerous obstacles without hesitation despite significant setbacks to its previous Assembly Pillar structure participation rate.

The Texas Assembly Website Homepage

 

As part of its responsibility to engage with all American and Foreign State Assemblies functioning upon Land and Soil Jurisdiction and recognized by the Federation of States operational blueprint, PKTF will introduce Border Safety segments during State General Assembly meetings starting in Spring 2025 with The Texas Assembly. These periodic sessions aim to address critical security concerns and foster collaboration between PKTF and the State Assemblies. These same presentation segments are modular in the sense that each American and Foreign State Assembly identified by the Federation of States will receive the same presentation content when each State General Assembly, or appropriate committee/subcommittee can accommodate the presentation details.

 

The Federation of States, through its Fiduciary Office, highly promotes for the establishment of State Border Defense developmental advocacy in the form of PKTF - Assembly (Militia) Liaison utilization!

This initiative is designed to create a reliable and accurate information flow that is not only useful in its level of precision but also in its reliability concerning lawful acknowledgment and federal subcontractor recognition. This effort is part of the growing need to validate each State Assembly during auditing portions of its Standing status, which ultimately leads to the exercise of Seatment.

 

The PKTF - Assembly (Militia) Liaison or Liaison Team plays a crucial role in streamlining the complex process of State Assembly validation. These liaisons help procure necessary details of State Border Defense and protection measures, which are essential for disaster reaction and infrastructure rebound efforts required for each affected State ahead of any kinetic disaster. By volunteering their time and expertise, these liaisons significantly reduce the time consumption typically associated with the scheduling validation processes. This cooperative effort between PKTF and State Assembly Liaisons is instrumental in creating a reasonable timetable for completing the comprehensive auditing process.

 

The Federation, Fiduciary Office, and other elements within The Living Law Firm, in addition to PKTF (also recognized through The Living Law Firm - a Federation of States sponsor), are responsible for auditing the remaining portions of each State Assembly upon Land and Soil Jurisdiction. The liaisons' contributions are invaluable in ensuring that this extensive process can be accomplished efficiently and effectively.

 

The Texas Assembly has taken a proactive approach by establishing a liaison within its budding State Assembly Militia to work directly with PKTF. This dedicated individual serves as a bridge between the two organizations, facilitating communication and coordinating efforts.

 

The liaison's role involves:

• Facilitating information exchange between PKTF and the State Assembly Militia or associated Committee focused on Assembly Militia sub pillar vertical development
• Coordinating joint initiatives for border security and defense against natural and manmade catastrophe
• Representing the interests of both parties (de jure and de facto) in relevant discussions
• Identifying areas for peacemaking and peacekeeping collaboration and improvement
• Streamlining communication channels to ensure timely and accurate information flow

 

Recognizing the magnitude of the task at hand, plans are underway to bring on additional liaisons from within the General Assembly of The Texas Assembly. These new liaisons will support the ongoing efforts to restore State Border security upon Texas, a critical priority for both PKTF and The Texas Assembly - especially given the sheer size of this American nation state.

 

The engagement between Texians and PKTF regarding liaison services has been ongoing since the project's inception, highlighting the importance placed on this collaborative effort. This partnership demonstrates a shared commitment to addressing vital security needs and strengthening the relationship between PKTF and The Texas Assembly.

 

By establishing these PKTF - Assembly (Militia) Liaisons, the Federation of States aims to create a more efficient and effective system for validating State Assemblies and addressing border security concerns. This approach not only helps in streamlining the auditing process but also ensures that each State Assembly is well-prepared to exercise its sovereign rights and obligatory responsibilities regarding Land and Soil Jurisdiction.

The cooperative effort between PKTF and State Assembly Liaisons represents a significant step forward in addressing the complex challenges of border security and State Assembly validation. As this initiative continues to develop, it is expected to play a crucial role in strengthening the overall structure and effectiveness of State Assemblies across the nation and recognized worldwide all across the earth.

Introducing (Finally) - The PeaceBridgeNetwork with American Peacekeeping Communication Mobile Dispatch - a Federation of States Sponsored Peacekeeping Chartered Service

 

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The PKTF Nevada Liaison Office

The PeaceBridgeNetwork and American Peacekeeping Communication Mobile Dispatch Company (APCMD) are dedicated to creating an advanced emergency communication and dispatch network infrastructure that complements existing emergency response systems.

This unique liaison location offers specialized emergency network training to status-corrected device owners and general customers utilizing our cutting-edge communication platform.

Proper Device Procurement - All-States Talk-Around Network Access is Fast, Simple, and Free to all device owners who purchase through dedicated American Peacekeeping Communications websites.

• Emergency Communication and Mobilization Research Center with Professional Emergency K-9 Rescue Training Services (available through annual service membership)

Important Notice!

APCMD and PeaceBridgeNetwork will only add radio devices to the Emergency Communications Network through The Peacekeeping Task Force if they are procured through the official website: https://apcpeacekeepingcoms.online/. This is the sole authorized distribution site for these specific radio models.

If attempting to purchase directly from the manufacturer (Kayotom), then significant complications WILL result:

Be Advised -

• Network dispatchers will be unable to add those devices to the system without extensive in-office device flashing and network tooling.
• Immediate network access on the PeaceBridgeNetwork will not be available.

For those interested in the D-10 Model:
It is crucial to purchase only through the appropriate website (https://apcpeacekeepingcoms.online/).

This ensures:

• Immediate network access on the PeaceBridgeNetwork
• Support for future emergency communication service developments planned for 2024-2026 completion

Key Features of Our Service

• Strengthens search and rescue operations
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• Facilitates rapid emergency service escalation
• Enables priority dispatching across state lines

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Our services directly support Soil Jurisdiction County Reeves, Land and Sea Jurisdiction Continental Marshals Service, and Land and Soil Jurisdiction State Assembly Militia – State Border Defense Personnel across all states.

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Join the Continental Marshals Service (CMS): Help Shape the Future of State Assembly Vetting

In the ongoing effort to strengthen and legitimize the Federation of States-sponsored State Assemblies, the Continental Marshals Service (CMS) has faced critical challenges: recruiting dedicated individuals to join their vetting service ranks.

For over two years, CMS has been at the forefront of providing a durable, unbiased approach to vetting State Coordinators, a role somewhat akin to what the PKTF - Assembly Liaisons provide within The Peacekeeping Task Force (PKTF).

However, despite the importance of this mission, CMS has struggled to attract the necessary interest and participation to conduct this service on time.

Federation Vetting Form – The Continental Marshals Service

The Current Mission of CMS

CMS is dedicated to ensuring that State Coordinators are thoroughly vetted to maintain the integrity and safety of each State General Assembly. This process is crucial for bridging the gaps between State General Assemblies and the Federation of States, as well as ensuring jurisdictional validity through the assembling process. The CMS vetting process involves a rigorous, albeit highly streamlined, and fair evaluation method to help ensure that only the most suitable candidates are recommended for the role!

The Current Challenge

One of the primary hurdles CMS faces is the significant lag in turnaround time between setting up an account by current and interim State General Assembly Coordinators on their landing site and scheduling an interview for such Coordinators. This catch-22 situation has hindered the efficiency of the vetting process, delaying the critical work of helping to ensure that State Assemblies have the qualified Federation Liaisons they need.

Why Your Help is Needed

At this moment, CMS is not engaged in missions related to international crimes or deployed on-field operations. The primary mission, and one that has been ongoing for over 26 months, is the vetting of State Coordinators. This is where you come in.CMS urgently needs individuals who are willing to participate in conducting interviews to qualify State Coordinators and co-coordinators. If you are passionate about contributing to the integrity and effectiveness of other State Assemblies across our great nation-states, this is an opportunity to make a significant impact.

What You Can Do

• Conduct Interviews: CMS is seeking volunteer Chiefs to conduct interviews, a process that is both pleasant and rewarding. These interviews are essential for ensuring that State Coordinators meet the high standards required for their roles.
• Spread the Word: If you feel you are not a suitable fit for this role but know someone within your Assembly who might be, please spread the word. CMS is actively seeking Postal Area Chiefs and Deputy Postal Area Chiefs, as well as potential State Chief Continental Marshals who can facilitate these interviews.
• Understand the Vetting Process: By participating, you will gain a deep comprehension of what a proper vetting process looks like, valuable knowledge that can benefit your State Assembly in the long run.

The Benefits of Joining CMS

• Contribute to Assembly Safety and Jurisdictional Validity: By helping to vet State Coordinators, you are directly contributing to the safety and legitimacy of other State General Assembly Liaisons.
• Gain Valuable Experience: The vetting process is a complex and important task that requires careful evaluation and a fair measure of opinion. Participating in this process will provide you with valuable experience and skills in future roles - even outside of CMS.
• Be Part of a Critical Mission: Until more State Assemblies are fully Seated and operational, the primary mission of CMS remains the vetting of State Coordinators. Your participation is vital in this endeavor.

How to Get Involved

If you are ready to make a difference and help CMS overcome the current recruitment challenges, here are the steps to take:

• Contact CMS: Reach out to CMS directly to express your interest in participating in the vetting process. Federation Vetting Form – The Continental Marshals Service
• Learn More: Examine the vetting process and the role of State Coordinators within the Federation of States-sponsored State Assemblies.
• Volunteer: Step forward to conduct interviews or spread the word about the opportunities available.

The Continental Marshals Service is at a critical juncture and needs your support to continue its vital work. By joining CMS, you are not only contributing to the integrity of your own State Assembly but also playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of other lawful collective efforts.

Please don't wait – contact CMS today and be part of this very important mission!

Together, we can ensure that our State Assemblies are led by the most qualified and dedicated men and women, securing a brighter future for all American State Nationals and American State Citizens alike.

Thank you for your consideration.