- Gun Confiscation via “Red Flag Law” Resolution
- Border Crisis Resolution
- Resolution In Opposition to National Popular Vote
- Call to Action on Border Invasion Resolution
- A Call for the Termination of Combat Operations in Afghanistan Resolution
- Condemning the Federal Bailouts of Private Industry Resolution
- Constitution Party Supports Arizona Border Enforcement Action
- Constitution Party Supports Border Integrity And The Minuteman Project Resolution
- Electoral College Resolution
- English as Our Official Language Resolution
- Federal Lands Resolution
- In Defense of the Bill of Rights and Our Constitutional Rights Resolution
- Oppose Adoption of National Popular Vote And Support the Electoral College Resolution
- Opposing Amnesty For Illegal Aliens Resolution
- Opposition to NAU and NAFTA Superhighway Resolution
- Opposition to Top Two Elections Resolution
- Presidential Debates Resolution
- Property Rights, Land, and State Sovereignty Resolution
- Protection of Private Property Resolution
- Protection of the Industrial, Agricultural, and Manufacturing Base and Workers of these United States Resolution
- Real ID Resolution
- Repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (aka Obama Care) Resolution
- Repeal the Real ID Act Resolution
- Resolution For Adhering to Constitutions, the Rule of Law, and the Intent of the Framers of our United States and State Constitutions and West Virginia, Specifically.
- Resolution Opposing Automatic Voter Registration, Mailed Ballots, and Compulsory Voting
- Sanctity of Life Resolutions
- Support of Nullification by State Legislatures Resolution
- Terminate the Unconstitutional Activities of the Federal Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) Resolution
- The Constitution Party Opposes the “Strong Cities Network” Resolution
- The Role of County Sheriffs in Saving our Constitution Resolution
- The Trans-Atlantic Trade & Investment Partnership (TTIP)
- The Use of Computer Ballots Resolution
- Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Resolution
- Withdrawal from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Resolution
1999: Name changed to “Constitution Party” by delegates at the National Convention to better reflect the party’s primary focus of returning government to the U.S. Constitution’s provisions and limitations.
