The State Committee elects the next Chairman on Saturday, January 9, 2027-- days to go
Joe Sweeneyfor NHGOP Chairman

A Party That Works365 Days a Year.

A Lifelong New Hampshire Republican Activist, Elected Official, and Leader. Joe will build the NHGOP into a professional, 365 day a year operation that fights for New Hampshire.

Joe Sweeney
365days a year the party goes to work
10counties, every one with a party contact
234cities and towns to organize and win

A letter to the State Committee

Dear fellow State Committee member,

You do the work that wins New Hampshire. You knock the doors, recruit the candidates and hold your town committees together. You deserve a state party that works as hard as you do.

I have been on the front lines with all of you: from first getting elected at 18 in 2012, to 2020, when we were the only state in the nation that flipped our legislative branch, to 2024, when we beat the Democrats on same-day registration, to driving awareness and turnout for the property tax cap. From the State House to town hall, Lincoln Day dinners to parades, knocking on doors and phone banking, I’ve experienced practically every role and job our party has.

The State Committee meets once a year. The Executive Committee meets every month. As Chairman, I will invite every one of you to those monthly meetings, put the budget in your hands before the annual meeting and send you a report every month. You will never read about your party’s business after the fact.

I will build the NHGOP into a professional, year-round operation: staff in every county, a Republican in every local race, real tools for every candidate and a party that owns its own data. We will protect First in the Nation and back every Republican nominee in November.

I’m asking for your vote on January 9.

Joe SweeneyCandidate for Chairman, New Hampshire Republican State Committee

Joe’s plan for the NHGOP

A party that works 365 days a year.

Elections are won long before October. Joe will run the NHGOP as a professional operation that is open every day, building every day and fighting for New Hampshire every day.

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Members first

You elect the Chairman. You should run the party, not read about it afterward.

The State Committee meets once a year. The Executive Committee meets every month. State Committee members should see that work as it happens, have the facts before they vote and get a Chairman who answers to them.

What Joe will do

  • First 100 daysInvite every State Committee member to the monthly Executive Committee meetings. Members can attend and see the party's business firsthand; the Executive Committee still votes.
  • First 100 daysSend every State Committee member the party budget and finance report well before the annual State Committee meeting, with time to read it.
  • First 100 daysSend a monthly report to members: money raised, money spent, staff activity and what is coming next.
  • First 100 daysOpen a bylaws review that any member can join, with proposed changes sent out well before any vote.
  • 2027 local electionsLaunch a member portal with Executive Committee agendas and minutes, reports and the member directory in one place.
  • 2027 local electionsHold Chairman's office hours in every county each year, so members never have to drive to Concord to be heard.

How you'll know

  • An invitation to every Executive Committee meeting
  • The budget arrives before the annual meeting
  • A monthly report every month
  • Office hours held in all 10 counties

Win the towns.Win New Hampshire.

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State Committee elections

Find your caucus

County and city committees hold caucuses between November 15 and December 15 to elect State Committee members. Manchester, Concord, Nashua, Derry, Dover and Salem hold their own city caucuses. Select a county or city for details.

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Joe Sweeney

About Joe

A record of winning

A Lifelong New Hampshire Republican Activist, Elected Official, and Leader.

2012
First elected at 18.
2020
On the front lines when New Hampshire became the only state in the nation to flip its legislative branch.
2022–23
Petitioned to create Salem’s Charter Commission, won a seat on it and served as Vice-Chair. Voters adopted the charter 1,164 to 563.
2023
Won a seat on Salem’s governing board, finishing first in a field of five.
2024
Beat the Democrats on same-day registration. Elected Chair of the Salem Town Council 9-0.
2026
Topped the ticket in the Republican primary for State Representative. Re-elected in Salem and chosen Council Vice-Chair 9-0. Drove awareness and turnout for the property tax cap.
NH House
State Representative from Salem and Deputy Majority Leader.
Every role
From the State House to town hall, Lincoln Day dinners to parades, knocking on doors and phone banking.
Political strategy
Builds mail, digital and voter-contact programs for Republican candidates and committees across New Hampshire, from town committees to State House races.

State Committee meeting

Saturday, January 9, 2027

The State Committee elects the next Chairman. Location and start time will be posted when the party issues the call.

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