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New Hampshire legislators will vote on over 1,000 bills this 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.

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Displaying 126 - 150 of 1075
Bill Number Became Law? Description
HB 210 (2025) Active Study if the state flag should be redesigned
HB 211 (2025) Active Allow hunting with air rifles
HB 212 (2025) Active Extend the temporary waiver to operate a vehicle after failing emission control test
HB 213 (2025) Active Add notification and form requirements related to child support
HB 214 (2025) Active Give OPLC authority to regulate recreational therapists and respiratory care practitioners
HB 215 (2025) Active Require independent assessment of landfill harms, benefits before permit
HB 216 (2025) Active Increase time out on workers' compensation that still counts for earning retirement
HB 217 (2025) Active Require absentee voters to provide copies of ID documents
HB 218 (2025) Active Give victims the right to get a free police report, copy of case file
HB 219 (2025) Active Revise renewable portfolio standard
HB 220 (2025) No Block independent voters from voting in primaries
HB 221 (2025) Active Allow change to assessment of system benefit charges
HB 222 (2025) Active Repeal requirement for MOU on special education for charter schools
HB 223 (2025) Active Exempts some health care centers near hospitals from notice and consent requirements
HB 224 (2025) Active Redirect some renewable energy funding to ratepayer rebates
HB 225 (2025) Active Provide employment protection for military spouses
HB 226 (2025) Active Legalize drug checking equipment, such as fentanyl test strips
HB 227 (2025) Active Put government employees under regulations for private psychologists
HB 228 (2025) Active Allow "primary petitioner" to speak on an article at a meeting
HB 229 (2025) No Repeal option for non-charter towns, village districts, unincorporated places to adopt zoning laws
HB 230 (2025) Active Limit regulating authority of public health officials
HB 231 (2025) Active Require schools to block employees from transporting minors to medical appointments
HB 232 (2025) Active Create right for health care providers to refuse to participate in abortion, contraception
HB 233 (2025) Active Require recordings of vaccine association meetings
HB 234 (2025) No Reduce property tax with excess charitable gaming revenue