Sixteen things, all free, all yours. Print them, hand them out, paste them, send them. Whatever you take from this page is what gets us to 500 signatures — and to the hundreds we'll need in the room on September 22.
The whole proposal on a single letter page — masthead, seat diagram, why it matters, what stays the same, dates, and a big QR. The everyday leave-behind.
Open print sheet10 cards per letter sheet (Avery 5371). Carry a dozen with you — every pause in a conversation is a chance to slip one to a neighbor.
Open print sheetTwo flyers per letter, cut or fold in half. Big "OPEN THE SEATS" headline, three facts, dates, a QR. Tape it at the library or Capital Brewery.
Open print sheetThree per letter sheet, with a doorknob-loop template. Walk a block, hang on doorknobs, no doorbell required.
Open print sheet12 round 2.5" stickers per letter sheet — barn-red, cream, and scan-to-sign QR. Most viral asset per dollar; a sticker travels everywhere its owner does.
Open print sheetA 6.5"×9" postcard (the smallest USPS-eligible size) for direct-mail to Town of Middleton voters or print-at-home. Saves as a clean 9×6.5 PDF ready to upload to a mailer. Front: the 9-of-9 fact + QR. Back: a neighbor's note + address area.
Open print sheetA bold one-page sign for our Town of Middleton neighbors: of MCPASD's 9 seats, we can run for just one — Middleton & Westport has four, Cross Plains two — and our races go uncontested. Tape it to a door, post it, hand it over. Lands on "open the board."
Open print sheetVendor recommendations + real prices for every printable on this page. DIY-at-home costs alongside pro-print costs so you can choose.
Open guide5.5"×8.5" tabletop placard with QR and a circulator cheat sheet — the 30-second pitch, common objections, the §8.40 certification reminder.
Open print sheetTwo-page, double-sided field reference for hard questions — including the Cross Plains "won't Middleton just take over?" worry. Fold into your clipboard.
Open print sheetHow to talk with a neighbor who feels they're losing a seat. Curiosity-first questions, tailored answers, graceful ways to end early.
Open the guideThe smaller community's fair worry — "won't Middleton take the open seats?" — answered head-on. Hand to a skeptical neighbor.
Open the briefThe companion brief for the largest community in MCPASD — answering "won't we lose representation?" with the trust-the-voters argument. Hand to a Middleton neighbor who hesitates.
Open the briefThe full shareable FAQ — the 30-second elevator pitch + 23 questions with answers. Print to hand out, save as PDF, or just text someone the link.
Open FAQPre-written copy for Facebook, NextDoor, a text to a neighbor, an email to a PTA. Plus three 1080×1080 graphics you can screenshot and post.
Open share kitThree email templates for reaching out to MCPASD board members directly — one default, one for personal connection, one for specific thanks.
Open templatesEvery petition that ever changed a community's structure started with a flyer at the library, a card at the coffee counter, and a conversation at the door. Whatever you take from this page is the campaign.
Ctrl/Cmd + P → choose Save as PDF if you want to take it to FedEx Office, or print directly if you have cardstock at home. Use Letter size, portrait orientation, and turn on Background graphics in More Settings so the cream paper and red accents come through.