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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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Displaying 1051 - 1075 of 1086
Bill Number Became Law? Description
SB 64 (2025) No $3 million for child advocacy centers
SB 65 (2025) Yes Limit permit requirements for solar arrays
SB 66 (2025) Active Regulate third-party benefits assistance firms for veterans
SB 67 (2025) No Create time limit to appeal value of services in workers' compensation
SB 68 (2025) Yes Add member to governor's commission on disability
SB 69 (2025) No Require school boards to act publicly when rejecting donations
SB 70 (2025) No Create digital driver's licenses
SB 71 (2025) Active Prohibit local sanctuary policies, require reports on refusal to honor an immigration detainer
SB 72 (2025) No Establish a parental bill of rights in education
SB 73 (2025) Yes Revise bingo rules
SB 74 (2025) Yes Require annual reports on state permitting process
SB 75 (2025) No Let health insurers access immunization registry
SB 76 (2025) No Various small changes to Office of the Child Advocate
SB 77 (2025) Yes Require psychologists in child delinquency evaluations to have training related to trauma
SB 78 (2025) No Limit zoning board appeals to 45-day window
SB 79 (2025) Yes Allow self-service beer and wine
SB 80 (2025) Yes Place all e-cigarette regulation and enforcement under the Liquor Commission
SB 81 (2025) No Send more money to the Affordable Housing Fund
SB 82 (2025) Active Fund unconventional "housing opportunity zones" for government-developed affordable housing
SB 83 (2025) Active Allow slot machines at charitable gaming locations, fund local property tax breaks
SB 84 (2025) Active Cap minimum lot sizes for single family homes
SB 85 (2025) Yes Increase bank lending limits
SB 86 (2025) No Establish program in Housing Finance Authority to guarantee loans for affordable housing
SB 87 (2025) Yes Allow one-day liquor licenses, allow salons and spas to get liquor licenses
SB 88 (2025) Active Block state from requiring labor agreements in construction contracts
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