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Palm Cards Spread the Word!
Palm Cards are a quick and easy way to spread the word at any event you attend. Free State Awareness cards highlight what the Free State Project is and its impact on our people and towns. Print one side, then flip and print the back for six two-sided cards per sheet. Heavy paper or index stock works best. NHVotersGuide.org cards give people the link to learn who their personal legislators are. Type your address and your candidates appear.

Why Can You Barely Afford to Live Here Anymore?

Free Staters and their Liberty Alliance legislators, masking as Republicans, have refused to pay the state’s share of pension funding and the Supreme-Court ruled share of per pupil school costs for over a decade. They cut business taxes five times and repealed the wealth tax on interest and dividends. All that means that town property taxes have to make up the difference for state cuts. Renters are doubly hit because landlords have to raise rents to pay the property taxes. Yet renters don’t get to write off the taxes they pay indirectly. Meanwhile, since the wealth tax was repealed, more wealthy are buying second or third homes here to take advantage of the tax break. That means even fewer homes available for first-time buyers.
“We want you to Leave or Die off!”
The Free Staters’ “Appleseed” Strategy to Take Over New Hampshire
The Free State Project’s mission is to move “liberty lovers” in to take over a small state. And get the rest of us to leave or, as one Free Stater suggested, “Die off.”
“After all, you have 49 states. We just want one small one,” another explained.
Their strategy is to make incremental cuts that eventually rot away at state and local government’s ability to meet residents needs, so residents move out. Meanwhile, they eat away at zoning laws to move in as many libertarians as possible. They seek to replace code enforcement with only a requirement to obtain insurance.

Destroying Our Schools
The Free State Project claims responsibility for expanding school vouchers to wealthy families at taxpayer expense. Stephen Villee, a Free State candidate for governor, says he wants to make parents pay for ALL schooling themselves, with no public support. The NH Libertarian Party states that, “It’s vital to destroy the government school system so we can get those property taxes down.”

Free Stater Awareness Presentation Schedule

PETERBOROUGH Thu Oct 1, 6:00, Peterborough Town Library, 2 Concord St.
WARNER Thu Oct 8, 7:00, Town Hall, 5 E. Main St.
LITCHFIELD Thu Oct 15, 6:00 pm, Open Doors Church, 359 Charles Bancroft Hwy.
OR ORDER SIGNS
NH is NOT your Free State Project sign files: 18″x24″ 4′ x 6′
NHVotersGuide.org sign file: 18″x24″
Or Request info on signs that may be available near your town.

FLYER: FREE STATE ALIGNED
2026 CANDIDATES LIST & TAX DOWNSHIFTING INFO

LEAFLET: FREE STATE AWARENESS

FREE E-BOOK
If you’re wondering where information about the history of the Free State Project and its relationship with the Koch network came from, see the 85 footnotes in this booklet:

Print copies of Who Are the Free Staters available at Amazon books, $4.60
Why 3 Changed their minds about the Free State Agenda
Dozens have left the Free State Project, especially as it has become more extreme over time. Here three of them tell their story.
KRISTINE PEREZ has served two terms in the NH House. This very conservative legislator describes how she became disenchanted with the goals of the Liberty Caucus and the Free State Agenda. She was thrown off her committee and has been harassed for refusing to vote as told.
JUSTIN CHARLES grew up evangelical in NH, went away, and then returned as a member of the Free State Project. His thoughtful analysis is long, but describes in detail what attracted him and how his beliefs changed.
AMANDA BOULDIN moved to NH as a Free Stater. She ran and won a seat in the NH House. Then she realized how unrealistic their agenda is. She has faced threats for speaking out.




