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New Hampshire legislators have requested hundreds of bills for 2024. Our analysts read every single bill and summarize it in plain language so you can easily discover what's really up for debate. Click a bill number below for more detailed information on the legislation. We will continue to update this page as more bill texts are published.

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Bill Number Became Law? Description
HB 478 (2023) No

Order state rep candidates on ballot by primary results

HB 479 (2023) Yes

Revise insurance regulations

HB 48 (2023) No

Create right to COVID-19 vaccine, PPE in workplaces

HB 480 (2023) No

Add Conway intersection to 10-year transportation plan

HB 481 (2023) No

Require disclosure of past evidence in arrest and search warrants

HB 482 (2023) No

Require additional security measures for ballot delivery and storage, require photocopied ID with absentee ballots

HB 483 (2023) No

Transfer county delegation duties to county commissioners

HB 484 (2023) No

Allow pre-processing of absentee ballots

HB 485 (2023) No

Allow position of deputy animal cruelty investigator

HB 486 (2023) No

End enforcement of toll violations from other states

HB 487 (2023) No

Establish farm to school food program

HB 488 (2023) No

Give NH residents first pick of state park campsites

HB 489 (2023) No

Grants for county tourism development

HB 49 (2023) Yes

Set parameters for replacement of Sununu Youth Services Center

HB 490 (2023) No

Exclude "independent" child activities from definition of neglect

HB 491 (2023) Yes

Prohibit prone restraint for children

HB 492 (2023) Yes

Require copy of laws, rules related to education for committee members

HB 495 (2023) No

Define which marks on a ballot are votes

HB 496 (2023) No

Require "absentee ballot observers" for ballot deliveries to nursing homes

HB 497 (2023) No

Require court to find if releasing case records would harm a child

HB 498 (2023) No

Require conservation officers to get search warrants

HB 50 (2023) No

Pay down unfunded liability in retirement system

HB 500 (2023) Yes

Allow opioid prescription through telehealth

HB 501 (2023) Yes

Extend special education services through age 21

HB 502 (2023) No

Repeal affidavit ballots

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