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New Hampshire legislators vote on over 1,000 bills each year. 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, such as hearing dates and recent votes. Most of the information you see on a Citizens Count bill page is pulled directly from the official New Hampshire legislative database on the General Court’s website, updated daily. Click here to learn more about how we summarize and update New Hampshire bills.

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Bill Number Became Law? Description
HB 100 (2025) No Prohibit state funds for passenger rail
HB 1000 (2026) Active

Protect legislative sergeant-at-arms from lawsuits

HB 1001 (2026) Active

Allow county attorneys to appoint investigators with law enforcement powers

HB 1002 (2026) Active

Repeal local property tax breaks for solar

HB 1003 (2026) Active

Prohibit Grafton county attorney from private practice of law

HB 1004 (2026) Active

Exempt residential buildings up to 4 units from sprinkler requirements

HB 1005 (2026) Active

Repeal study commission on zoning enabling act

HB 1006 (2026) Active

Require on-site parking for ADUs

HB 1007 (2026) Active

Revise laws on siting for manufactured housing

HB 1008 (2026) Active

Expand options for inclusionary zoning

HB 1009 (2026) Active

Revise minimum parking requirements for multi-family dwellings

HB 1010 (2026) Active

Repeal statewide requirement to allow residential development in commercial zones

HB 1011 (2026) Active

Allow zoning laws that limit non-family members in a residence

HB 1012 (2026) Active

Repeal right to build ADUs

HB 1013 (2026) Active

Prohibit games to capture pigs

HB 1014 (2026) Active

Allow public employees to continue part-time work after retirement

HB 1015 (2026) Active

Require property sellers to disclose Japanese knotweed

HB 1016 (2026) Active

Repeal requirement for towns to allow manufactured housing

HB 1017 (2026) Active

Let towns require ADUs to be workforce housing

HB 1018 (2026) Active

Prohibit some anticoagulant rodenticides

HB 1019 (2026) Active

Add a water treatment professional to the Water Well Board

HB 102 (2025) No Require county sheriffs to oversee federal law enforcement actions
HB 1020 (2026) Active

Proclaim Lake Winnipesaukee the official state lake

HB 1021 (2026) Active

Change the date to notify town of choice to be assessed under low-income housing tax credit program

HB 1022 (2026) Active

Specify simple form language for religious exemption from vaccine requirements

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