State and Local Advocacy

State and Local

Resources to help members and local associations advocate for a healthy housing market in their communities.

Working in Your Communities

HELP Grant Winners

NAHB works in states and communities across the country to keep housing issues a priority with local regulators and policymakers. These efforts help to defeat excessive regulations and to protect your business. Members and local home builder associations can use these resources to become effective leaders and respected voices for the housing industry in their communities.

Vote For Housing

Resources on where, when and how to vote in the upcoming elections.

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BuilderLink
<p>NAHB&rsquo;s grassroots program connects members of Congress to the people who matter most &mdash; their constituents.</p>

BuilderLink

BuilderLink

NAHB’s grassroots program connects members of Congress to the people who matter most — their constituents.

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Awards Lights Dark Background
<p>Recognizing federal legislators who have demonstrated strong support for housing and key housing issues.</p>

Defender of Housing Award

Defender of Housing Award

Recognizing federal legislators who have demonstrated strong support for housing and key housing issues.

Awards page
Advocacy Resources
Learn how to build a local advocacy program, run for political office and apply for NAHB grant funds.

Advocacy Resources

Advocacy Resources

Learn how to build a local advocacy program, run for political office and apply for NAHB grant funds.
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Common State and Local Issues
A collection of State and Local Fund applications related to&nbsp; common issues the housing industry faces.

Common State and Local Issues

Common State and Local Issues

A collection of State and Local Fund applications related to  common issues the housing industry faces.
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NAHB Housing Portal
<p>Discover the significant impact of housing at the national, state and district levels.</p>

NAHB Housing Portal

NAHB Housing Portal

Discover the significant impact of housing at the national, state and district levels.

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