Local ASA Associations
| Alabama | Louisiana | Ohio |
| Alabama ASA | Louisiana ASA | Ohio ASA Cincinnati ASA Dayton ASA |
| Alaska | Maine | Oklahoma |
| Alaska ASA | Maine ASA | Oklahoma ASA |
| Arizona | Maryland | Oregon |
| Arizona ASA | Maryland-DC ASA | Oregon ASA Portland ASA |
| Arkansas | Massachusetts | Pennsylvania |
| Arkansas ASA | Massachusetts ASA | Pennsylvania ASA Philadelphia ASA |
| California | Michigan | Rhode Island |
| Northern California ASA Southern California ASA Central California ASA Oakland ASA Sacramento ASA San Francisco ASA Greater San Joaquin ASA |
Michigan ASA Detroit ASA |
Rhode Island ASA |
| Colorado | Minnesota | South Carolina |
| Colorado ASA | Minnesota ASA Minneapolis ASA |
South Carolina ASA |
| Connecticut | Mississippi | South Dakota |
| Connecticut ASA | Mississippi ASA | South Dakota ASA |
| Delaware | Missouri | Tennessee |
| Delaware ASA | Missouri ASA Kansas City ASA St Louis ASA |
Tennessee ASA Memphis ASA |
| Florida | Montana | Texas |
| Florida ASA | Montana ASA | Texas ASA Dallas ASA Fort Worth ASA Houston ASA San Antonio ASA |
| Georgia | Nebraska | Utah |
| Georgia ASA | Nebraska ASA | Utah ASA |
| Hawaii | Nevada | Vermont |
| Hawaii ASA | Nevada ASA | Vermont ASA |
| Idaho | New Hampshire | Virginia |
| Idaho ASA | New Hampshire ASA | Piedmont Virginia ASA Central Virginia ASA |
| Illinois | New Jersey | Washington |
| Illinois ASA Chicago ASA |
New Jersey ASA | Washington ASA Seattle ASA Spokane ASA |
| Indiana | New Mexico | West Virginia |
| Indiana ASA | New Mexico ASA | West Virginia ASA |
| Iowa | New York | Wisconsin |
| Iowa ASA | New York ASA Buffalo ASA Southern New York ASA |
Wisconsin ASA |
| Kansas | North Carolina | Wyoming |
| Kansas ASA Kansas City ASA |
North Carolina ASA | Wyoming ASA |
| Kentucky | North Dakota | |
| Kentucky ASA | North Dakota ASA |
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