The Constitution Party of New Hampshire will host its 2026 annual state convention in Chichester next month, with a tentative snow date scheduled for early March.
In a recent notice, the party said members will meet on February 22 at Chichester’s Hope in Christ Church. The convention is scheduled to begin at noon, with a lunch catered by a local farm. The party has also set aside March 1 as a snow date in the event of inclement weather.
While a full agenda has not been released publicly, the party said it will hold its business meeting following lunch, which will include guest speakers, organizing updates, and leadership elections for the coming year. The party’s leadership structure includes five officer positions, including two vice chairs. The party will also host a raffle during the convention.
Registration details for attending are available through the party’s website, with separate rates listed for adults and youth under 18. The party also said it will provide an activity table for younger children during the business portion of the convention.
In addition to planning for its annual gathering, the party has engaged in local organizing efforts since the start of the year. Earlier this month, party members tabled at a gun show in Concord alongside Edmond LaPlante, the party’s current chair and a candidate for U.S. Senate in 2026. The party also participated in a recent March for Life demonstration held outside the New Hampshire State House.
Will they get any candidates on the ballot in New Hampshire? I think it has been a long time since they had any candidates on the ballot there.