How to read this testimony.

Every bill, sponsor, docket action, and piece of testimony is synced directly from the New Hampshire General Court public database. Nothing here is editorialized data — it is the official record, reorganized to be searchable.

It covers the 2025–2026 legislative sessions. The biennium adjourned sine die on June 4, 2026, so the record is essentially final. Last synced Jul 19, 2026.

Status
A bill's status (e.g. “Killed in House,” “Signed into law,” “Veto — override pending”) is derived from the last floor action in the official docket — not from a raw status code — so it reflects what actually happened to the bill, chamber by chamber.

Party lean
Republican / Democratic / Bipartisan is computed from the parties of a bill's sponsors: if 70% or more share one party, the bill is labeled for that party; otherwise it is bipartisan.

Support · Oppose
The colored bar and counts reflect the position each person marked on their submission (support, oppose, or neutral) — a tally of stated positions, not a vote.

Each bill's short headline and one-line summary are generated by AI from the bill's official title and the legislature's own analysis section. They exist to make dry bill titles scannable.

Treat them as a convenience, not an authority. For anything that matters, read the official bill text on gc.nh.gov. Where a summary appears, the bill's real official title is always shown alongside it.

Submissions include both written testimony (with the person's own words) and position-only sign-ins. Written testimony is shown first. Quotes in a bill's argument digest link back to the full original submission as the state recorded it.