President John Quincy Adams (6th US President and son of John Adams – 2nd US President) is quoted as having said, “Always vote for principle, though you may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection that your vote is never lost.”
You are not alone. The Constitution Party is the fifth largest national political party in America and growing, with elected officials across the country. Constitution Party candidates can and do win elections across America!
Voting for the Constitution Party is a personal statement about who you are as a voter, your vision for America, and your faith in the principles of America’s Constitutional Republic, as voiced in the Declaration of Independence, enacted in the U.S. Constitution, and specified in the Bill of Rights.
A vote for the Constitution Party is a vote for constitutionally limited government and a vote against the current overreaching government policies of both major parties.
Last update: 11/06/2024
FLORIDA (Constitution Party of Florida) |
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| FEDERAL | STATE | LOCAL |
| State Representative District 55 Charles “C.J.” Hacker
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NEVADA (affiliated as Independent American Party) |
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| FEDERAL | STATE | LOCAL |
| U.S. Senate Janine Hansen
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State Senate District 6 Brad Lee Barnhill
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Elko County Clerk Mike Hawkins
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| U.S. House of Representatives District 1 William Hoge
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Nye County Commissioner District 1 Gerald Butler
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| U.S. House of Representatives District 2 Lynn Chapman
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Nye County Commissioner District 3 Lou Baker
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| U.S. House of Representatives District 4 Russell Best
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NORTH CAROLINA (Constitution Party of North Carolina) |
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| FEDERAL | STATE | LOCAL |
| U. S. House of Representatives District 6 Kevin Hayes
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Governor Vinny Smith
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Alexander County Commissioner Darren Warren
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| U. S. House of Representatives District 10 Todd Helm
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Lieutenant Governor Wayne Jones
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| State Senate District 26 Alvin Robinson
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PENNSYLVANIA (Constitution Party of Pennsylvania) |
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| FEDERAL | STATE | LOCAL |
| U. S. Senate Bernard Selker
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Attorney General Justin L. Magill
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| Auditor General Alan R. Goodrich, Sr.
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| State Treasurer Troy Bowman
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| State Representative District 64 Ronald E. Johnson II
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SOUTH CAROLINA (South Carolina Constitution Party) |
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| FEDERAL | STATE | LOCAL |
| U.S. House of Representatives District 4 Mark Hackett
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Greeneville County Council District 24 John Langville
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UTAH (Constitution Party of Utah) |
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| FEDERAL | STATE | LOCAL |
| U.S. House of Representatives District 2 Cassie Easley
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State Auditor Jeffrey L. Ostler
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| State Senate District 8 Laren C. Livingston
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| State House District 19 Cameron A. Dransfield
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WEST VIRGINIA (Constitution Party Of West Virginia) |
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| FEDERAL | STATE | LOCAL |
| Governor Marshall Wilson
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WYOMING (Constitution Party of Wyoming) |
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| FEDERAL | STATE | LOCAL |
| U.S. House of Representatives Jeff Haggit
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