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 1637 (2026) | Active |
Require hearing to be scheduled within 72 hours of motion to revise bail in domestic violence, stalking, and harassment cases |
| HB 1638 (2026) | No |
Create bypass for step therapy protocols under health insurance |
| HB 1639 (2026) | No |
Allow grand juries, by petition, to investigate various issues |
| HB 164 (2025) | Active | Create a website for local records |
| HB 1640 (2026) | Active |
Adopt rules for parents to consent to schools seeking Medicaid reimbursement for special education services |
| HB 1641 (2026) | Active |
Require court clerks to transmit restraining orders within 24 hours to prosecutors, probation offices |
| HB 1642 (2026) | No |
Establish extreme risk protection orders for firearms ("red flag law") |
| HB 1643 (2026) | Active |
Limit what courts can require of guardian ad litems in parenting cases |
| HB 1644 (2026) | No |
Remove ability of supermajority vote to block a town from leaving a cooperative school district |
| HB 1645 (2026) | No |
Clarify rules related to innovation schools |
| HB 1646 (2026) | No |
Establish off-site infrastructure improvement tax credit |
| HB 1647 (2026) | No |
Limit property tax assessments for farms |
| HB 1648 (2026) | No |
Establish property tax exemption up to $300k for primary residences |
| HB 1649 (2026) | No |
Prohibit towns from donating to nonprofits |
| HB 1650 (2026) | No |
Restrict online businesses that collect data from minors |
| HB 1651 (2026) | Active |
Establish sexual assault protection order, add rights around evidence collection kits |
| HB 1652 (2026) | No |
Revise third-party building inspections and approvals for minor projects |
| HB 1653 (2026) | Active |
Allow FHEF patients to transfer to hospital of choice |
| HB 1654 (2026) | No |
Allow occupancy permit denial based on unpaid taxes |
| HB 1655 (2026) | Active |
Establish state dam maintenance fees for waterfront properties |
| HB 1656 (2026) | No |
Mandate pelvic health insurance coverage |
| HB 1657 (2026) | No |
Restrict filling of vacant state positions |
| HB 1658 (2026) | No |
Regulate app stores and age verification |
| HB 1659 (2026) | No |
Establish tax credit for 100% disabled veterans |
| HB 1660 (2026) | No |
Authorize housing credit enhancement agreements |
