When People Get Fed Up with the Status Quo; People are willing to Stand Up !

Don’t get me started; If I was to get started it would sound something like this.

“Friends and fellow New Yorkers: New York is the greatest state in America, full of hardworking families, stunning landscapes, and endless opportunity. But too many of us are struggling—high costs driving people away, unsafe streets, overreaching government mandates, and policies that put bureaucracy ahead of freedom. We deserve real leadership that puts people first, restores common sense, and gets government out of the way of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

That’s why I’m stepping up to run for ???????? on a 100% constitutional based political platform.

My positions are grounded first and foremost in the Constitution—defending our God-given rights, limited government, and personal responsibility. As of right now I am working to establish a strong Constitution Party line in New York as part of a national network of constitution-grounded leaders.

Are you also fed up with rule cheaters winning in the end? Of unfair advantages? Preferred voters? Protected classes? Pronouns enforcers? I’ll welcome any opportunity to build coalitions that align with the founding principles. I’ve fought for American values over party my whole life, and now I’m ready to bring that ethos to Albany to help turn our state around. This is the direction New York needs—a **five-point platform** built on what unites us:

  • 1. **Cut taxes and make New York affordable again.** Slash property taxes, eliminate unnecessary fees, and stop wasteful spending so families keep more of what they earn.
  • 2. **Restore public safety.** Fully support law enforcement, toughen penalties on violent criminals, and end policies that put offenders back on our streets.
  • 3. **Protect individual freedoms and civil rights.** Roll back overreaching mandates and regulations that infringe on personal choices, parental rights, and free speech.
  • 4. **Fix schools for kids, not bureaucrats.** Empower parents, improve education standards, and ensure safe, high-quality schools without ideological agendas.
  • 5. **Grow the economy and create jobs.** Reduce burdensome regulations to bring businesses back, support energy independence, and make New York competitive again.

These aren’t radical ideas—they’re what 80% of New Yorkers want: lower costs, safer communities, and more freedom. And they’re exactly what conservatives, constitutionalists, Democrats and Working Families & Republicans across the state have been demanding.Look at how current policies violate our rights:-

High taxes and fees that crush families’ pursuit of happiness.- Soft-on-crime approaches that endanger lives and liberty.- Mandates infringing on personal and parental freedoms.- Regulations driving jobs away and limiting opportunity.- Bureaucratic overreach ignoring individual civil liberties. Enough is enough. All New Yorkers want the same basics: affordable living, safe neighborhoods, good schools, strong economy, and protected freedoms.

As Governor, I can deliver them—with executive action to cut red tape, veto bad bills, and lead real change.I’m ready to fight for you under the banner of the Constitution if you will have me and help me take our objectives and objections to the place it’s needed most not on social media. If you’re tired of the status quo and want a Governor who puts the Constitution first, join me. Spread the word: “How about Gottstein for Governor?”

Together, we can make New York work again—for everyone. Thank you, Carl Gottstein Candidate for Governor of New York

”I’m just saying, …. don’t get me started”. ❤️🇺🇸-C

Great Candidate News in TEN of our C.P. States 😃 ….. Read This!

And The Candidates Are ….

Dear Lovers of Liberty,

A frequently asked question of the Constitution Party is: “who are your candidates?”

There are C.P. members who have been elected to local office throughout the nation and even more members who, by their citizen action, are creating the influencing effect of constitutional change in their communities. You may not hear about it, but victories are being won as we chip away at the 2-Party stranglehold.

Although our campaign budgets are small in comparison to other Parties, we are indeed; having an effect on local governments around the country

The Constitution Party needs YOU!

Dear Patriots, It is our hope that you will join us in this noble task of restoring our Republic. Liberty is not only a blessing; it is a responsibility and a sacred trust. It is not only our right; it is our duty to remain free.

If you are reading this; it is likely you are interested in a constitutional alternative to what our nation has been forced to accept for years!

The Constitution Party needs your skills, your love of God, family and country and your ideas and energy to promote LIBERTY. Think of it this way:  The Constitution Party is the structure and the framework for how things should be, but the people within it are the gasoline that makes the ‘engine for change’ to actually run.  The Party is only as good as the sum of the people who support us.

Please see the list below of 2022 CONSTITUTION PARTY CANDIDATES.

All of these candidates will be on the ballot in the November General Election and they need your help – both; physically and financially. The future of our children, grandchildren, and indeed the nation, depends on the commitment of concerned citizens like you, so consider lending your support by volunteering and making your most generous donation here: Join / Donate – Constitution Party

With your help, we can bring a message of freedom, hope, and victory.


2022 Candidates
  • COLORADO
    • Danielle Neuschwanger, Governor
    • Darryl Gibbs, for Lt. Governor
    • Amanda Campbell, Secretary of State
    • Gary Nation, U.S. House of Representatives, District #2
    • Ryan McGonigal, U.S. House of Representatives, District #4
    • Christopher Mitchell, U.S. House of Representatives, District #5
    • James Treibert, Board of Education, District #8

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  • FLORIDA
    • Charles Hacker, State House of Representatives, District #55

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  • MICHIGAN
    • Donna Brandenburg, Governor
    • Mellissa Carone, Lt. Governor
    • Christine Schwartz, Secretary of State
    • Gerald T. Van Sickle, Attorney General
    • Ethan Hobson, State Board of Education
    • John Paul Sanger, MSU Trustees
    • Janet M. Sanger
    • Joe Sanger, U of M Regents
    • Donna M. Oetman
    • Marc Sosnowski, WSU Governors
    • Ronald Graeser, U.S. House of Representatives, District #2
    • Curtis Clark, U.S. House of Representatives, District #4
    • Ezra Scott, U.S. House of Representatives, District #5
    • Christopher Dardzinski, U.S. House of Representatives, District #13
    • Matthew Shepard, State Senate, District #28
    • Becky McDonald, State Senate, District #34
    • Jeff McDonald, Gladwin County Commissioner, District #1
    • Timothy Sears, Houghton County Commissioner, District #2
    • William Mohr II, Kent City School Board
    • John Tatar, Wayne County Sheriff

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  • MISSOURI
    • Paul Venable, United State Senate
    • Jenn DePee, Missouri House, District 51

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  • NEVADA
    • Barry Rubinson, U.S. Senate
    • Edward Bridges, Governor
    • William Hoge, Lt. Governor
    • Janine Hansen, Secretary of State
    • Margaret Hendrickson, State Treasurer
    • Russell Best, U.S. House of Representatives, District #2
    • Randy Rose, Clark County Commission, District #E
    • Louis (Lou) Baker, Nye County Administrator
    • Dana Sandoval, White Pine County Commission, Seat #1
    • Mary Kerner, White Pine County Commission, Seat #5

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  • PENNSYLVANIA
    • Candidates to be announced in mid-August

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  • SOUTH CAROLINA
    • Michael Chandler, U.S. House of Representatives, District #4
    • Katherine K. Wright, Spartanburg County Council, District #2

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  • UTAH
    • Cassie Easley, U.S. House of Representatives, District #2
    • Daniel Cummings, U.S. House of Representatives, District #3
    • Kirk Pearson, State House of Representatives, District #29
    • Russ Hatch, State House of Representatives, District #66

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  • WISCONSIN
    • Andrew Zuelke, State Treasurer

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…….. WYOMING

  • Marissa Selvig, U.S. House of Representatives, At Large
  • Larry Williamson, State House of Representatives, District #53
  • Mike Williams, State Senate, District #11
  • Darek Joppru, Converse County Commissioner