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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 1785 (2026) Active

Require mileage-based exit signs

HB 1786 (2026) Active

New assessment on luxury second homes, expanded funding for housing

HB 1787 (2026) Active

Establish Uniform Statewide Education Property Tax (USWEPT), expand property tax rebates

HB 1788 (2026) Active

Expand law against public contracts with DEI-related provisions

HB 1789 (2026) Active

Create extended producer responsibility program to dispose of packaging

HB 1790 (2026) Active

Allow involuntary commitment for substance use disorder

HB 1791 (2026) Active

Establish grants for higher education programs for students with developmental disabilities

HB 1792 (2026) Active

Countering Hate And Revolutionary Leftist Indoctrination in Education Act

HB 1793 (2026) Active

Ban public colleges and universities from regulating weapons

HB 1794 (2026) Active

Require DHHS to report on impact of Medicaid changes

HB 1795 (2026) Active

Add background check to renew teaching license

HB 1796 (2026) Active

Establish medical psilocybin program

HB 1797 (2026) Active

Add restrictions to SNAP benefits

HB 1798 (2026) Active

Ask federal government to allow Medicaid coverage of diapers

HB 1799 (2026) Active

Create statewide property tax and school funding system with broader definition of "adequate education," study of alternate funding than property taxes

HB 1800 (2026) Active

Create statewide property tax and school funding system with $10,000 per pupil, property tax reductions based on age and children in school

HB 1801 (2026) Active

Various criminal justice reform, from stricter laws for asset forfeiture to new penalties for false law enforcement reports

HB 1802 (2026) Active

Require mandatory training, certification for planning and zoning boards

HB 1803 (2026) Active

Prohibit concurrent receipt of EFA and tax credit scholarships

HB 1804 (2026) Active

Consolidate SAUs and elect school administrators

HB 1805 (2026) Active

Modify police physical fitness testing requirements

HB 1806 (2026) Active

Create removal process for educator misconduct registry

HB 1807 (2026) Active

Revise per-pupil cost definition and warrant reporting

HB 1808 (2026) Active

Establish education data analyst position

HB 1809 (2026) Active

Legalize medical psilocybin

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