New Hampshire
New Hampshire’s General Court consists of the Senate and the House of Representatives. It’s the oldest state legislature in the United States, and has been historically varied in its political leanings. Regular sessions are held annually.
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TOP BILLS in New Hampshire
Thousands of bills are introduced each session, related to key topics like renewable energy, abortion, and housing.
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New Hampshire legislators
There are 427 members in the New Hampshire General Court — 25 Senators and 402 House Members.
As of 2023, the legislature is majority Republican. There are 209 Democrats and 218 Republicans serving New Hampshire.
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