Every NH Bill, Scored.
Every Vote, On the Record.
All 1396 bills from the NH Legislature's 2026 Regular Session, scored on three dimensions: Your Wallet, Your Community, and Your Freedom. Plus voting records for all 426 state legislators. Put in your zip code, see what your reps are actually doing.
How We Score Bills
Your Wallet
Direct financial impact on NH taxpayers and families
Your Community
Impact on local towns, schools, and services
Your Freedom
Effect on individual rights and local control
What's Happening This Week
Full archive →Plain-language daily digests of NH legislative activity — autogenerated each morning when there's news.
Three Labor Bills Revived for Interim Study
All three bills that moved today were previously dead and have been referred to interim study, keeping them alive for further review.
Healthcare and Education Tax Bills Sent to Interim Study
A cluster of bills covering health insurance practices, medical billing transparency, and education property taxes shifted to interim study Tuesday, reviving several measures that had previously been…
Governor Signs Greenhouse Cultivation Bill for Medical Cannabis
A quiet Friday at the statehouse produced one new law and three roll-call votes, all centered on healthcare and animal welfare. The most consequential move: a bill that could lower costs for medical…
Governor Signs Six Bills, Including Student Questioning Protections
Six bills became law Thursday, touching school policy, transportation planning, and business taxes. Roll-call votes were recorded on thirteen measures, though vote totals in today's data were…
Highest-Impact Bills Still Moving
The 0 bills currently scored 1-3 (most harmful to NH residents) that haven't been killed or signed into law yet. Across every category we track.
What's In Here
Editorial Spotlight
Public Education: The Deep Dive
Of all the policy areas we track, public education is where we've done the most editorial work — every one of the 30 education bills below has hand-written analysis, named sponsors, and a "who benefits / who pays" breakdown. This is where the coordinated legislative strategy is most visible and the stakes are clearest.
Of these 30 education bills, 12 score in the high negative impact range for NH residents. The highest-scoring bills for NH residents — HB 366 (school building aid) and HB 1799 (adequate education funding) — were both killed.
The education bills with the highest negative impact still moving:
- HB 1792 (CHARLIE Act) — curriculum restrictions with $10K lawsuit exposure
- HB 1358 — commission to convert all public schools to charters
- SB 434 — expanded restrictions on school materials
- HB 751 — statewide open enrollment with funding transfers
- HB 292 — revolving loans with voucher expansion conditions
- HB 1121 — redefines adequate education to exclude services
- HB 1300 — mandatory budget caps tied to inflation formula
Reps Voting Most Against NH Residents
Lowest alignment scores across 426 legislators with 30+ impact-scored votes.
Reps Voting Most With NH Residents
Highest alignment scores across 426 legislators with 30+ impact-scored votes.
- Bobbi Boudman (D) 100/100
- Toni Weinstein (D) 100/100
- Dale Swanson (D) 100/100
- John Stone (D) 100/100
- Carrie Sorensen (D) 100/100
- Jim Snodgrass (D) 100/100
- Buzz Scherr (D) 100/100
- Gregory Sargent (D) 100/100
- Ellen Rockmore (D) 100/100
- Wayne Pearson (D) 100/100
- Teresa O'Rorke (D) 100/100
- James Newsom (D) 100/100
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Representative Scorecard →
All 426 NH legislators ranked by how often they vote with NH residents on impact-scored bills.