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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 1810 (2026) Active

Impose road salt fee for mitigation program

HB 1811 (2026) Active

Repeal school immunization requirements

HB 1812 (2026) Active

Mandate mental health insurance network adequacy review

HB 1813 (2026) Active

Add limits, notice requirements for changes to health insurance contracts with providers

HB 1814 (2026) Active

Require local, regional, and statewide planning related to housing

HB 1815 (2026) Active

Redefine what state must fund in adequate education, push back on courts

HB 1816 (2026) Active

Allow Department of Education to intervene in local school during financial emergency

HB 1817 (2026) Active

Give EFA students right to participate in local school classes, cocurriculars

HB 1818 (2026) Active

Allow state grants to consolidate school facilities

HB 1819 (2026) Active

Require Board of Education review of EFA compliance with anti-discrimination laws

HB 1820 (2026) Active

Move EFA administration into Department of Education

HB 1821 (2026) Active

Require public posting of ballot images and cast vote records

HB 1822 (2026) Active

Require reports on state and local immigration detention

HB 1823 (2026) Active

Require schools to complete, report annual audits

HB 1824 (2026) Active

Establish loans for public schools in financial distress

HB 1825 (2026) Active

Rewrite regulation of lawyers

HB 1826 (2026) Active

Increase state per-pupil funding

HB 1827 (2026) Active

Establish grant program for schools to receive targeted aid

HB 1828 (2026) Active

Require review of teacher programs on literacy instruction

HB 1829 (2026) Active

Add physical harm, persistently poor academic performance to designation of "persistently dangerous school"

HB 1830 (2026) Active

Require mandatory firearm safety training in schools

HB 1831 (2026) Active

Repeal funding cap on targeted aid to schools

HB 1832 (2026) Active

Give students with active duty parents priority access to EFAs

HB 1833 (2026) Active

Create 10-day license for tuna tournaments

HB 1834 (2026) Active

Keep 10,000 enrollment cap on EFAs through next year

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