Latest Blog Posts:
- Sullivan County Republicans Announce “Right to Race” Bill at Community Roundtableby Kevin TysonCLAREMONT, NH – Tuesday, August 25, 2026 — The Sullivan County Republican Committee (SCGOP) hosted a roundtable discussion focused on protecting local motorsports and preserving New Hampshire’s racing heritage. The event brought together key lawmakers, candidates, and racing industry stakeholders… Read more: Sullivan County Republicans Announce “Right to Race” Bill at Community Roundtable
- Sullivan County Republicans Announce “Right to Race” Bill at Community Roundtableby WebAdminFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sullivan County Republicans Announce “Right to Race” Bill at Community Roundtable CLAREMONT, NH – Tuesday, August 25, 2026 — The Sullivan County Republican Committee (SCGOP) hosted a roundtable discussion focused on protecting local motorsports and preserving New… Read more: Sullivan County Republicans Announce “Right to Race” Bill at Community Roundtable
- Sullivan County Republican Committee meeting – Acworth Town Hall – August 11th 6 PMby WebAdmin
- Supt. Broadrick’s First Public Presentationby treasurer@sullivannhgop.comI attended Tim Broadrick’s first presentation to the board and the public as superintendent. The contrast to past board blather is striking. For the first time this century, and maybe in its history, Claremont has been offered transparency and visibility… Read more: Supt. Broadrick’s First Public Presentation
- Five Questions in Search of a Gaffeby Kevin TysonA Democrat education questionnaire now circulating in New Hampshire is built to manufacture quotes, not to inform voters. Here is how Republican candidates should answer it, and the five questions to hand back. A five-question education “voter guide” is making… Read more: Five Questions in Search of a Gaffe
- Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Porcupine?by Kevin TysonAn update for Sullivan County Republican candidates If you’re on the ballot this fall, you are going to be called a Free Stater. It doesn’t matter whether you’ve ever been to a Liberty Forum, moved here from Ohio, or can… Read more: Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Porcupine?