New Hampshire House · 2027 Session
House Democrats have filed 109 bill requests for 2027 so far.
Some of them are crazy.
An income tax. A luxury sales tax. A 4-day work week. Rent control. A state-run health plan. Every one of these is a real Legislative Service Request on file with the New Hampshire General Court. We read all of them so you don't have to.
Pulled from 35 hand-picked requests. Click a card for the receipts.
The Crazy Countdown
The 10 craziest Democrat bill requests
Ranked on the Crazy-O-Meter. Scroll down to count from 10 to 1.
The Crazy File
Every bill we flagged, by topic
Who Filed
One rep filed 44% of them
House Democrat LSRs by prime sponsor. Click a name to see their requests.
Every LSR
All 109 House Democrat requests
The full list, straight from the General Court. Flagged ones carry a CRAZY stamp.
| LSR | Type | Official title | Prime sponsor |
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What's an LSR?
Where every bill starts
A Legislative Service Request (LSR) is how a New Hampshire legislator asks the legislature's lawyers to draft a bill. Each one gets a number, like 2027-0240, and an official title. When the bill text is finished, it gets a House Bill (HB) number and goes to a committee.
The full bill text is not out yet for most 2027 requests. So this site quotes only the official titles, word for word, as the General Court lists them. Co-sponsors are not listed yet either, so we show the prime sponsor.
CACR means a Constitutional Amendment Concurrent Resolution: a change to the New Hampshire Constitution. HR and HCR are House resolutions.
The receipts
- All titles and sponsors: gc.nh.gov LSR search
- Party and district: each sponsor's page at gc.nh.gov House members
- Data as of November 4, 2026: 220 LSRs on file, 161 from House members, 109 with a Democrat as prime sponsor.
More LSRs will be filed before the deadline. We will add them.