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New Hampshire legislators have requested hundreds of bills for 2024. 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. We will continue to update this page as more bill texts are published.

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Bill Number Became Law? Description
HB 462 (2023) No

Funding for reducing, diverting food waste

HB 463 (2023) Active

Create online election information portal

HB 465 (2023) No

Ban manufacture of products with PFAS

HB 468 (2023) Active

Establish commission to review education laws

HB 470 (2023) Active

Legalize drug checking equipment, such as fentanyl test strips

HB 471 (2023) No

Require schedule of disposition hearing automatically

HB 472 (2023) Active

Allow restrictions on seasonal docks to protect endangered species

HB 475 (2023) Active

Require judge to record reason for rejecting evidence in family court

HB 476 (2023) Active

Require Secretary of State to publish recount and audit info, review local election material

HB 493 (2023) No

Eliminate state meat inspection program

HB 494 (2023) Active

Establish soil and plant additive regulatory fund

HB 499 (2023) Active

Require family court to follow rules of evidence, accept evidence

HB 505 (2023) Active

Require "comprehensive mental health education"

HB 509 (2023) No

Phase out Renewable Portfolio Standards

HB 512 (2023) No

Exempt in-state firearms from federal laws

HB 513 (2023) No

Change insurance regulations for clinician-administered drugs

HB 518 (2023) Active

Rewrite laws for OPLC

HB 521 (2023) No

Define "episode of treatment," Dept. of Education payments for related special education

HB 526 (2023) No

Limit use of police for temporary traffic control

HB 527 (2023) No

Increase Medicaid reimbursement rates for some small assisted living facilities

HB 529 (2023) No

Additional school funding for low income students, low property value towns

HB 533 (2023) No

Let Dept. of Education file discrimination charges

HB 535 (2023) Active

Expand legal representation for children in family court

HB 537 (2023) No

Legalize windshield tinting

HB 540 (2023) No

Increase per-pupil funding for special education

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