Empowering Voters

Defending Democracy

Events

  • September 30, 2026 : Wednesday, September 30th from 3:00 pm ~ 5:00 pm 1000 Hilltop Place, New London $50.00 per person

    The League of Women Voters of the Kearsarge Sunapee Area invite our members and the public to join us for our annual meeting and speaker.

    Enjoy a FULL ENGLISH TEA followed by guest speaker PETER GUNN-- ‘Are We Living Up to Our Revolutionary Ideals?’  A short business meeting (for League members only) will follow.

    Reservations required, by Friday, Sept. 25th to Patricia Rodgers at patrodgers2000@yahoo.com  or (603) 456-8165

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  • October 1, 2026 : Thursday, 6 to 7 pm at Peterborough Town Library. “Curious About the Free State Project and its Impact?” Former New Hampshire state senator Jeanne Diestch speaks on the impact of the Free State Project on state, county and local politics. Dietsch served a term as a NH State Senator, after a career as a tech entrepreneur. In 2020, she began researching the Free State Project’s activities and affiliations in New Hampshire. “Many Granite Staters,” Dietsch says, “don’t realize that a national group called the Free State Project decided in 2003 to turn New Hampshire into their libertarian homeland.” Soliciting thousands of libertarians from around the country to move to New Hampshire, many have run for local, county or state office, advancing libertarian policies. In 2024 the group won control of the NH House majority caucus. This event is free and open to people  of all parties. Hosted by League of Women Voters NH PeterboroughPlus unit.

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  • October 4, 2026 : Sunday, 12:45, at The Showroom, 20 Commercial St., Keene NH: a recently premiered documentary film, People vs. Politics is a non-partisan, independent look at election reform (primarily Ranked Choice Voting and Open Primaries), as seen through the eyes of grass roots leaders in 6 locations in the 2024 election cycle (Washington DC, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Nevada and Alaska). Produced by NH natives Carol Wingard and Robert Pease. It is being shown as part of the Monadnock International Film Festival. Showings of various films are both inperson and virtual.    ---  For tickets for this film showing specifically, go to this website:  https://moniff2026.eventive.org/In-Person_Events/people-vs-politics-6a9763faced72fd097f6e01f ---  For more details and tickets to other films in the Festival, if interested, visit the festival's website: https://moniff2026.eventive.org/welcome League is not a sponsor; we have no further information.
  • October 8, 2026 : Thursday, at 7:00 pm  at the Warner Town Hall (upstairs)

    What do YOU know about the New Hampshire Free State Project?

    Whether you’re a member of a political party or not, you may not not realize the Free State Project’s history, financing and impact within our towns, cities, school boards, and our state’s legislature. Speaker: Jeanne Dietsch, former NH State Senator, has spent the past 6 years working with groups to raise awareness of the Free State Agenda. Open to the public. Free. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters of the Kearsarge / Sunapee area, a non-partisan organization.

  • October 13, 2026 : Tuesday evening. 7 to 9 pm. Free and open to the public. How New Hampshire  Protects Your Right to Vote Come and meet NH Secretary of State David Scanlan. Learn the history of voting machines and optical scanners, including the newer ones now in use. Hear about the debacle of the Dominion machine, and what and how Electronic Poll Books work. Get answers to your questions. At Kearsarge Professional Development Center (former middle school) 114 Cougar Court, New London Sponsored by the League of Women Voters of the Kearsarge / Sunapee area, a non-partisan organization
  • October 15, 2026 : Thursday evening, 6  pm.   “Curious About the Free State Project and its Impact?” Former New Hampshire state senator Jeanne Diestch speaks on the impact of the Free State Project on state, county and local politics. Dietsch served a term as a NH State Senator, after a career as a tech entrepreneur. In 2020, she began researching the Free State Project’s activities and affiliations in New Hampshire. “Many Granite Staters,” Dietsch says, “don’t realize that a national group called the Free State Project decided in 2003 to turn New Hampshire into their libertarian homeland.” Soliciting thousands of libertarians from around the country to move to New Hampshire, many have run for local, county or state office, advancing libertarian policies. In 2024 the group won control of the NH House majority caucus. This event is free and open to people  of all parties. At Open Doors Church, 359 Charles Bancroft Hwy, Litchfield NH.

     
  • November 3, 2026 : Tuesday. State/federal/county election. Your vote matters!  Check your own town's website for polling hours and locations, sample ballots, and absentee voting application forms. Reminder: voters must show a government-issued photo ID to get a ballot. That could be a driver's license, a non-driver photo ID, a passport/passcard, or military ID.

The League of Women Voters of New Hampshire is a 501(c)4 organization

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