Platform

Three/Seven/Twelve

Are you new to the concept of the Constitution Party?

Well, back in 1992, a number of independent state parties united to form the U.S. Taxpayers Party with founder, Howard Phillips. In 1999, at its national nominating convention, delegates chose to change the party name to the “Constitution Party,” to better reflect the party’s core belief in the principles of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, as well as their commitment to re-establishing the Supreme Law of the Land as embodied in the Constitution. By 2004 the Party had grown enough to have ballot access on 41 states! There have been Constitution Party members in New Hampshire for years, but only now are we finally organizing and being officially recognized on a national level. Our goals are to spread education about our unalienable rights to people of all ages, to spark pride in our country and state among all citizens, and to get those well educated, America loving citizens elected into positions where they will keep our freedoms and liberty alive and well.

Sixty-three percent of U.S. adults currently agree with the statement that the Republican and Democratic parties do “such a poor job” of representing the American people that “a third major party is needed.”
— Oct. 2023 Gallup Poll

Meet the Team


2026 Candidates for office in NH:

Edmond Laplante, US Senate Candidate


Currently held offices in NH:

Edmond Laplante: School Board

Donna LaClair: Trustee of the Trust Funds, Election Worker & Planning Board Member