New Hampshire Legislature

The New Hampshire Legislature is the state's lawmaking body, made up of two parts: the House of Representatives and the Senate. Together, they create, review, and pass laws that affect New Hampshire residents. The House has 400 members, and the Senate has 24. Legislators are elected by voters and work in sessions to address issues like education, health, and the economy. Once both chambers agree on a bill, it goes to the governor to become law. The legislature balances representing citizens' interests with making practical policies for the state’s governance.