Explore New Hampshire state bills from the 2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Explore 98 New Hampshire state bills from the 2026 legislative session, with plain-language summaries, nonpartisan impact analysis, current status, and official sources.
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Lawmakers are currently voting on a bill to ban driveway sealers that contain harmful, toxic chemicals.
The House is considering a new plan to change how public schools get their funding, with the goal of making sure every school has the money it needs to succeed.
There is a bill in the House that would ban the sale of condoms and personal lubricants that have "forever chemicals" (PFAS) added to them on purpose.
The House is currently working on a new law about rabies shots for pets and animals.
This bill would require horse-betting parlors to share a portion of their profits with the local town where they are located. It is currently being discussed in the House.
This bill would make paint companies responsible for collecting and recycling old or leftover paint. It is currently being reviewed in the House.
A new bill in the House proposes that non-profit organizations should lose their tax-exempt status if they help resettle undocumented immigrants. This would force them to pay taxes just like regular, for-profit businesses.
This bill would require colleges to tell the government whenever they receive money from other countries. It is currently being discussed in the House of Representatives.
The Senate is considering a new law that would make it illegal to get paid to lobby (influence the government) on behalf of countries that are considered U.S. enemies.
The state Senate is currently considering a bill to put up or change a specific highway sign in Concord. It hasn't become law yet.
This bill is about making it easier for the state to give land or buildings to local cities and towns. It is currently being debated in the House.
State lawmakers are currently debating a bill that would stop the government from using your tax money to build any new passenger train lines.
