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 610 (2025) | Active | Revise Residential Ratepayers Advisory Board |
| HB 611 (2025) | No | Require defendants to repay state for legal counsel |
| HB 619 (2025) | No | Send $1 million to the solid waste management fund, focus on food waste |
| HB 621 (2025) | No | Allow birth mother to opt out of sharing some information on birth worksheet |
| HB 624 (2025) | No | Establish local river management committee grant program |
| HB 629 (2025) | Active | Fund state dams through higher boater registration fee |
| HB 635 (2025) | No | Apply business enterprise tax to nonprofits that settle illegal/undocumented immigrants |
| HB 639 (2025) | Active | Create a law aimed at protecting blockchain users |
| HB 640 (2025) | No | Require data on federal law enforcement activity in NH |
| HB 648 (2025) | No | Require health insurance to cover glucose monitoring devices and supplies for individuals with diabetes |
| HB 649 (2025) | Active | Establish new requirement to maintain vehicles |
| HB 65 (2025) | No | Require landlords to offer consumer credit reporting for rental payments |
| HB 651 (2025) | No | Increase base per-pupil state school funding as well as per-pupil funding for special education, English language learners, and low income students |
| HB 652 (2025) | Active | Abolish the Family Division of the circuit court, create the Office of Family Mediation |
| HB 656 (2025) | Active | Adjust how local school districts accept federal grants |
| HB 660 (2025) | No | Require charitable gaming operators with historic horse racing machines to pay host municipality |
| HB 661 (2025) | Active | Establish requirements for DHHS management of social security, veterans benefits for children in their care |
| HB 665 (2025) | No | Increase income cap for free school lunch |
| HB 671 (2025) | No | Establish kindergarten literacy readiness program |
| HB 675 (2025) | No | Establish tax cap for local school districts |
| HB 676 (2025) | No | Make changes to the Parent and Education Service Provider Advisory Commission, establish Education Freedom Account impact and parent satisfaction surveys |
| HB 68 (2025) | No | Require superintendents to approve reassignments within same school district |
| HB 686 (2025) | Active | Ban public entities from conducting political surveys |
| HB 693 (2025) | No | Let voters request hand count of their ballot, let local officials conduct additional hand count |
| HB 697 (2025) | No | Allow state to pay witnesses if they have to show up on additional court days |
