It is with deep sadness that we report the death of Alexander Talcott, a 41-year-old Republican lawyer and activist who was found dead at his home in New Hampshire.
Police have ruled the death a homicide; his neck had been stabbed.
Although an individual has been identified as a suspect in the case, no charges or arrests have yet been made and it remains unclear whether this was an act of self-defense.
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s office released a statement saying “the parties involved in the incident have been identified, and based on the information known to investigators there is no danger to the public.”
William O’Brien, state director for the local chapter of the Republican National Lawyers Association (RNLA), paid tribute to Talcott’s legacy saying he was “a staunch advocate for the core values of the Republican Party.”
O’Brien described him as “an exceptionally skilled champion for the rule of law” whose commitment to fairness is sure to inspire future generations within RNLA and beyond.
In light of recent election turmoil spurred by New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan and other state institutions contemplating removing Donald Trump from ballot access in 2024 due to allegations he violated 14th Amendment standards set by Michael Luttig and Laurence Tribe, Talcott’s death casts further shadows onto what has already become an increasingly tumultuous political landscape.
Despite Alexander Talcott’s tragic death, his legacy will continue through those inspired by his commitment towards justice – particularly amongst members of RNLA who admired him deeply for his unwavering support for conservative values even against adversity.
His vision will be carried forward even amidst current political chaos.
