For more than 200 years, Democrats have represented the interests of working families, fighting for equal opportunities and justice for all Americans.
Our party was founded on the conviction that wealth and privilege shouldn’t be an entitlement to rule and the belief that the values of hardworking families are the values that should guide us.
We didn’t become the most prosperous country in the world by rewarding greed and recklessness or by letting those with the most influence write their own rules. We got here by rewarding hard work and responsibility, by investing in people, and by growing our country from the bottom up.
Today Democrats are fighting to repair a decade of damage and grow an economy based on the values of Main Street, not greed and reckless speculation. Democrats are focused on rescuing our economy not just in the short run but also rebuilding our economy for the long run—an economy that lifts up not just some Americans, but all Americans.
NH State Party Officers
- Hon. Raymond Buckley, Chair
- Hon. Martha Fuller Clark, 1st Vice Chair
- Hon. Dorothy Solomon, 2nd Vice Chair
- Brian Rapp, Treasurer
- Hon. Bette Lasky, Secretary
- Gray Chynoweth, Legal Counsel
- Kathy Sullivan, DNC Committeewoman
- Hon. Peter Hoe Burling, DNC Committeeman
- Joanne Dowdell, DNC At-Large Member
Constitution of the NH Democratic Party
The Constitution of the NH Democratic Party (last amended Sept, 24, 2011) is downloadable as a .pdf here.
Resolutions from the 2012 NH Democratic Party Convention
Res. 1 – Memorializing Nat Bresler – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 2 – Memorializing Bernard L. “Bernie” Boutin – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 3 – Memorializing Sandra “Sandy” Stettenheim – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 4 – Memorializing Four Portsmouth Democrats – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 5 – Memorializing Peter Allen – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 6 – Resolution for the 2012 NH Democratic Party State Convention – Committee recommendation rejected, resolution passed.
Res. 7 – Memorializing Gabriel J. “Gabby” Daneault – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 8 – Memorializing Andrew Vallone – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 9 – Memorializing Frances (Fran) Gehling – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 10 – Honoring the Life of Mary Peyton Chambers – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 11 – Memorializing Carole J. Estes – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 12 – Memorializing Peter Burkush – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 13 – Preserving Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 14 – Memorializing Miraim “Mim” Dunn – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 15 – Indefinite Detention – Committee recommendation rejected, resolution passed.
Res. 16 – Memorializing Margaret B. “Cissy” Taylor – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 17 – Memorializing “Penn” Brown – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 18 – Memorializing “Frank Sullivan” – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 19 – Memorializing Pearl Hartt-Wilbur – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
Res. 20 – Repealing Capital Punishment – Committee recommendation rejected, resolution passed.
Res. 21 – Honoring Gov. John Lynch – Committee recommendation adopted, resolution passed.
