HB358 Vaccine Exemption Expansion (Passed 194 to 153 on 6/12/2025). Expands the state's vaccine-exemption law by allowing parents to exempt their children from school immunization requirements based on religious belief without needing documentation from a religious organization.

HB690 ISO New England (Passed 188 to 155 on 6/12/2025). Directs Department of Energy to investigate whether New Hampshire should withdraw from ISO New England.

SB295 Education Freedom Accounts (Passed 190 to 178 on 6/5/2025). Expands eligibility for the state's Education Freedom Account program.

SB72 Parental Bill of Rights (Passed 214 to 167 on 6/5/2025). Establishes a broad "parents' bill of rights" in education.

HB584 State Sovereignty (Passed 198 to 162 on 3/27/2025). Declares that the World Health Organization, United Nations, and World Economic Forum have no jurisdiction or power in New Hampshire.

HB381 Nullification: Firearms (Passed 205 to 168 on 2/20/2025). Exempts firearms and firearm accessories made and kept entirely within New Hampshire from federal regulation.

HCR9 Rescind Con-Con (Did not reject 128 to 238 on 3/14/2024). Rescinds New Hampshire's 2012 application for a constitutional convention under Article V of the U.S. Constitution.

HB1156 Nullification (Failed 181 to 190 on 3/14/2024). Declares that the CDC and WHO will have no jurisdiction in New Hampshire.

CACR19 Redistricting (Failed 186 to 189 on 3/14/2024). Would create an Independent Redistricting Commission to draw election districts for state and federal offices, stripping the responsibility from the legislature.

HB229 Defend the Guard (Passed 187 to 182 on 1/4/2024). Requires an official declaration of war for the activation of the New Hampshire national guard.

HB619 Prevent Sex Changes for Minors (Passed 199 to 175 on 1/4/2024). Prohibits gender reassignment surgery for individuals under 18.

SB152 Workforce Training Programs (Passed 250 to 123 on 5/4/2023). Establishes a marine trades pathway at a regional career technology center based on workforce needs.

HB224 Abortion Penalties (Passed 205 to 178 on 3/23/2023). Repeals the criminal and civil penalties from the fetal life protection act.

HB127 Governor's Powers (Passed 193 to 185 on 3/22/2023). Reduces the governor's and courts' state of emergency declaration powers and length.

HB1246 Real Money (Rejected 182 to 155 on 3/21/2024). Allows employers in New Hampshire to pay wages in gold or silver, in addition to the existing options of payroll cards, checks, or other payment methods.

HB31 Weapon Ban Repeal (Passed 196 to 176 on 3/9/2023). Repeals the prohibition, penalty, and exceptions relating to the carrying and possessing with intent to sell a black jack, slung shot, or metallic knuckles.

HB367 Choice School Eligibility (Passed 187 to 184 on 3/9/2023). Increases school choice eligibility from an annual household income equal to or less than 350 percent of the federal poverty guidelines at the time of application, which is up from 300 percent.

HB512 Stopping Nullification — Gun Rights (Rejected 286 to 69 on 1/4/2024). Exempts firearms, accessories, and ammunition manufactured in New Hampshire from federal laws and regulations.

HB1178 Nullification-Gun Rights (Passed 163 to 143 on 5/12/2022). Prohibits any governing body or person in the state of New Hampshire from using resources to violate our constitutional rights regarding firearms and accessories.

HB1455 Federal Vaccine Mandate (Passed 174 to 159 on 3/16/2022). Prohibits state enforcement of any federal law, order, or rule that requires an individual, as a condition of employment or any other activity, to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19.

SB141 Background Checks (Passed 197 to 180 on 6/3/2021). Authorizes the FBI to conduct all National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) searches concerning the purchase, sale, and transfer of firearms through Federal Firearm Licensees operating in New Hampshire.

SB61 Right to Work (Failed 175 to 199 on 6/3/2021). Would make New Hampshire a Right to Work state, prohibiting collective bargaining agreements that require employees to join a labor union.

HB440 Civil Liberties (Passed 192 to 178 on 4/9/2021). Prohibits the suspension of civil liberties during a state of emergency.

HB1 Budget (Passed 205 to 178 on 4/7/2021). Authorizes the state budget, which reduced state spending by $172 million over the prior state budget.