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Thank You Varrin

It is with appreciation and regret that the FSP must announce the resignation of our President, Varrin Swearingen. We invite you to read his letter here.

The Board of the FSP will be looking for a new President in the coming weeks. If you have nominations or ideas, please email us.

Guns welcomed back to the NH State House

The very first day of business in which 12 Free-Staters were members of the NH Legislature, it became legal to carry guns in the New Hampshire House chambers. Read the full story in the NH Union Leader!

dgoddard's blog

Been in Free State now for 3 months..

Okay, I have been in the Free State now for 3 months..I just updated my address info...making progress! :)

jksamphere's blog

Cancellation of the NH Liberty Forum

It is with regret that the Free State Project has decided to cancel the planned 2011 NH Liberty Forum. An explanatory letter from Varrin Swearingen, the President of the FSP, can be read here.

rich1's blog

NH Has High Median Income

According the the latest census, New Hampshire has one of the highest median incomes of $66,654 and ranked 11th for percentage of households making over $200,000. More here.

rich1's blog

2010 Census and the FSP

What does the 2010 census tell us about New Hampshire and the FSP? Check out Tim Condon's thoughts here.

rich1's blog

I'm here!

I've made the move from freedom hating New York city (via a one year stop in Georgia) to New Hampshire effective two days ago.

NH Residents Top Fiscal Responsibility Ranking

A new study by the Investor Education Foundation rated New Hampshire as having one of the most fiscally responsible residents. Full story here.

rich1's blog

Link to essays

Here is a link to a small set of short essays on the subject of liberty. Some are not intuitively related to freedom, but if you read them you may see how the link is there and is critical. http://freedomisobvious.blogspot.com

osan's blog

2010 NH Liberty Alliance Endorsed Candidates Win Big

Numerous members of the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance (NHLA), over 1 dozen of whom are Free State Project early-movers, were elected to the New Hampshire legislature for the 2011-2012 biennium. They are joined by numerous Friends of the FSP and native liberty-oriented activists, both freshmen and returning to office. The NHLA endorsed 137 candidates total; 120 were elected, filling seats in both the NH House and Senate.