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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
SB 103 (2025) Active Require at least 1 polling place per 15,000 voters
SB 106 (2025) Active Require large generators in net metering to consume at least 33% of their own electricity
SB 109 (2025) Active Create new process for Fish and Game to consult on permits that could impact endangered wildlife
SB 111 (2025) Active Establish reliability indexing credit pilot program for backup energy storage
SB 112 (2025) Active Let Department of Energy and/or electric utilities invite proposals to provide energy
SB 123 (2025) Active Require Medicaid coverage of ear acupuncture for substance misuse
SB 134 (2025) Active Resubmit application to federal government to implement expanded Medicaid work requirements
SB 136 (2025) Active Establish Uncompensated Health Care Fund
SB 139 (2025) Active Allow lawsuits for civil rights violations
SB 142 (2025) Active Transfer DCYF duties to a new Department of Children's Services and Juvenile Justice
SB 149 (2025) Active Add harsher penalties for wrong-way intoxicated drivers
SB 15 (2025) Active Minimum 10-year sentence for "death resulting" from fentanyl
SB 150 (2025) Active Define "electric vehicle charging station," set fee for annual testing by the state
SB 152 (2025) Active Fund noise barrier construction through sale of toll credits
SB 155 (2025) Active Allow toll credits to be used toward local or non-profit projects
SB 162 (2025) Active Prohibit some foreign businesses, governments from owning property near NH military facilities
SB 175 (2025) Active Allow municipalities to enforce, but not require covenants for a development
SB 182 (2025) Active Revise Maternal Mortality Review Panel
SB 183 (2025) Active Add members from Hampton, Rye to Pease Development Authority
SB 185 (2025) Active Put time limit on OPLC investigations
SB 186 (2025) Active Accept portrait of Senator Jeb Bradley for Statehouse
SB 187 (2025) Active Adopt interstate licensing compact for dentists
SB 189 (2025) Active Add detail requirements to fetal death records
SB 191 (2025) Active Establish a 5-year fleet vehicle registration program for fleets of 25 vehicles or more
SB 193 (2025) Active Create the State Commission on Program Efficiency
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