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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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Displaying 51 - 75 of 1086
Bill Number Became Law? Description
HB 127 (2025) Yes Extend annual closing date for Connecticut Lakes OHRV trails to Columbus Day
HB 128 (2025) Active Create a committee to study New Hampshire's unemployment insurance program
HB 129 (2025) Active Define "evidence-based" in teaching methods
HB 130 (2025) No Alternate which candidate's name for an office appears at the top of a ballot
HB 131 (2025) Active Require schools to restrict student cell phone use during class
HB 132 (2025) Yes Revise requirement that relatives support a poor family member before local welfare
HB 133 (2025) Active Increase DMV, Secretary of State enforcement related to residents with out-of-state driver's licenses
HB 134 (2025) Yes Update state building code
HB 135 (2025) No Block sales tax collection for other states
HB 136 (2025) No Extend deadline for delivering absentee ballot on Election Day
HB 137 (2025) No Keep excess statewide education property tax funds in the local municipality
HB 138 (2025) Yes Require a note stating estimated multi-year tax impact for warrant articles
HB 139 (2025) No Remove requirement to use official holiday names
HB 140 (2025) Yes Establish the Blue Envelope Program for drivers with an autism spectrum disorder
HB 141 (2025) No Campaign donation limits for LLC members
HB 142 (2025) Yes Change observance of Gold Star Mother's Day
HB 143 (2025) Yes Add penalties if the owner or operator of a chatbot knows it is encouraging child harm
HB 144 (2025) Yes Require dental hygienists pass an exam before administering local anesthesia
HB 145 (2025) No Require background checks for licensed dietitians
HB 146 (2025) No Require preservation of body-worn camera footage for violations
HB 147 (2025) No Clarify that all lots and buildings used for religious, educational, and charitable purposes are exempt from property taxes, with limit for colleges
HB 148 (2025) No Protect separations in sports, bathrooms, treatment centers, etc. based on biological sex
HB 149 (2025) No Allow both the original and amended warrant article to be voted on by voters at ballot referenda forms of town meeting
HB 150 (2025) Yes Allow commercial kitchen equipment in homestead food operations
HB 151 (2025) Yes Shorten the term for supervisors of the checklist
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