Video Platform Committee Hearing Day Two
Video Platform Committee Hearing Day One
Video Draft Hearing Day Two
Video Draft Hearing Day One

Democrats who wish to submit an amendment to the draft Platform must do so after May 16, 2016 and before May 23, 2016. Any proposed amendment must be received at NHDP Headquarters no later than 5:00 PM by fax, email (convention@nhdp.org), delivery or surface mail on May 23, 2016.
 

2016 Platform

2016 NHDP Platform Committee

Please email Rich Harrington rharrington@nhdp.org with any Platform Committee questions.
2016 DRAFT PLATFORM AVAILABLE HERE 

For our copy of current Platform it is available HERE.

We invite you to a Candidate Training Workshop on Saturday, July 12, 2014, from 9:30 - 12:30 PM at the Emma Ramsey Center, Route 125, in Milton. Sponsored by The Tri Town Democrats (Farmington, Milton, and New Durham)

Creating a Cohesive Candidate Message that Attracts and Keeps Voters
Candidates for local office often struggle with how to craft messages that will resonate with their potential voters. The broad messages at the national level can help but also can drown out your campaign and leave voters in the dark about who you really are as a candidate and as a person. In this workshop, you will explore how to use the progressive narrative to craft positive messages that will not only resonate with voters but also will showcase your values as a candidate. You will be able to use your messages to give short speeches, develop candidate introductory flyers, add content to your website or Facebook page, and write effective and positive letters to the editor. This workshop is appropriate for all candidates, campaign managers, campaign volunteers, and anyone interested in developing a positive message that promotes an America that works for all of us.

Light refreshments will be served.

For more information, contact the Farmington Democrats at FarmingtonNHDemocrats@gmail.com

Thanks, Bill

To the Editor:

I talked to Representative Bill Remick of Lancaster this weekend. A Main Street Republican like Julie Brown, he was my seatmate in 2005. And, like Julie Brown, he will not be coming back. Why? It seems that voters up there also got a postcard – a big glossy postcard — a 4-color half-truth hatchet job like the one that cut down Dick Green.
There is personal speech and there is puppet-string speech with strings pulled from the shadows by money from far outside this state. If you get a big glossy postcard in your mailbox ask who wrote it and be sure to get their name.
In the meantime, please remember Bill Remick, Republican of Lancaster, a retired teacher of courtesy and calm assessment, a good legislator, and an honorable man – one more reminder of the bitter legacy of the O’Brien House.
This November, vote to bring the center back.

Larry Brown (D)

Candidate for NH House
Strafford Dist. 1
Milton/Middleton