House Session Days

The New Hampshire House of Representatives, presided over by Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16), Speaker and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3), Deputy Speaker.

This Term
34 session daysin 2025-2026
On Record
802 session dayssince 1988
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Every day the whole House sat, term by term, as its journal records it. A committee’s days are on its own page, from Committees.

34 days the House sat in 2025-2026, newest first. Open a day for what the chamber did and its recording; its full page has every bill it took up, in the order the journal prints it, and how it voted.

Aug 19, 202625 bills · 28 roll calls

The House took up 25 bills, with 28 roll calls and 1 voice vote. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 24 members were excused for the day.

The House · Aug 19, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 16 (PDF)

Jun 4, 202611 bills · 10 roll calls

The House took up 11 bills, with 10 roll calls and 3 voice votes. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 16 members were excused for the day.

The House · Jun 4, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 15 (PDF)

May 21, 202665 bills · 9 roll calls

The House took up 65 bills, with 9 roll calls, 9 division votes and 50 voice votes. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 19 members were excused for the day.

The House · May 21, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 14 (PDF)

May 14, 2026114 bills · 29 roll calls

The House took up 114 bills, with 29 roll calls, 11 division votes and 98 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 42 bills: 9 killed, 28 passed and 5 sent to interim study. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 25 members were excused for the day.

The House · May 14, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 13 (PDF)

May 7, 202666 bills · 6 roll calls

The House took up 66 bills, with 6 roll calls, 6 division votes and 58 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 20 bills: 1 killed and 19 passed. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 26 members were excused for the day.

The House · May 7, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 12 (PDF)

Apr 23, 202683 bills · 12 roll calls

The House took up 83 bills, with 12 roll calls, 6 division votes and 71 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 39 bills: 8 killed, 26 passed and 5 sent to interim study. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 20 members were excused for the day.

The House · Apr 23, 2026On YouTube

The full session day

Apr 9, 202651 bills · 6 roll calls

The House took up 51 bills, with 6 roll calls, 3 division votes and 47 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 27 bills: 2 killed, 23 passed and 2 sent to interim study; 2 bills were taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16), Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) and Rep. Jim Kofalt (R - Hills 32) presided. 18 members were excused for the day.

The House · Apr 9, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 10 (PDF)

Mar 26, 202635 bills · 12 roll calls

The House took up 35 bills, with 12 roll calls, 6 division votes and 25 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 13 bills: 1 killed, 11 passed and 1 sent to interim study. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided.

The House · Mar 26, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 9 (PDF)

Mar 12, 202654 bills · 29 roll calls

The House took up 54 bills, with 29 roll calls, 30 division votes and 16 voice votes. Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) and Rep. Jim Kofalt (R - Hills 32) presided. 18 members were excused for the day.

The House · Mar 12, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 8 (PDF)

Mar 11, 2026228 bills · 55 roll calls

The House took up 228 bills, with 55 roll calls, 52 division votes and 156 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 146 bills: 58 killed, 64 passed and 24 sent to interim study; 6 bills were taken off it. Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) and Rep. Jim Kofalt (R - Hills 32) presided. 28 members were excused for the day.

The House · Mar 11, 2026On YouTube

The full session day

Mar 5, 2026197 bills · 33 roll calls

The House took up 197 bills, with 33 roll calls, 18 division votes and 160 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 146 bills: 84 killed, 51 passed and 11 sent to interim study; 5 bills were taken off it. Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) and Rep. Jim Kofalt (R - Hills 32) presided. 23 members were excused for the day.

The House · Mar 5, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 6 (PDF)

Feb 19, 2026164 bills · 17 roll calls

The House took up 164 bills, with 17 roll calls, 12 division votes and 138 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 118 bills: 59 killed, 41 passed and 18 sent to interim study; 4 bills were taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 25 members were excused for the day.

The House · Feb 19, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 5 (PDF)

Feb 12, 202674 bills · 20 roll calls

The House took up 74 bills, with 20 roll calls, 7 division votes and 52 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 40 bills: 24 killed, 11 passed and 5 sent to interim study. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Jim Kofalt (R - Hills 32) presided. 17 members were excused for the day.

The House · Feb 12, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 4 (PDF)

Feb 5, 2026121 bills · 12 roll calls

The House took up 121 bills, with 12 roll calls, 11 division votes and 102 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 91 bills: 60 killed, 29 passed and 2 sent to interim study; 4 bills were taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 22 members were excused for the day.

The House · Feb 5, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 3 (PDF)

Jan 8, 202629 bills · 19 roll calls

The House took up 29 bills, with 19 roll calls, 8 division votes and 13 voice votes. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 25 members were excused for the day.

The House · Jan 8, 2026On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 2 (PDF)

Jan 7, 2026135 bills · 30 roll calls

The House took up 135 bills, with 30 roll calls, 6 division votes and 103 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 94 bills: 51 killed, 19 passed and 24 sent to interim study; 4 bills were taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 25 members were excused for the day.

The House · Jan 7, 2026On YouTube

The full session day

Dec 17, 202511 bills · 12 roll calls

The House took up 11 bills, with 12 roll calls. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 19 members were excused for the day.

The House · Dec 17, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 19 (PDF)

Jun 26, 20259 bills · 14 roll calls

The House took up 9 bills, with 14 roll calls, 1 division vote and 1 voice vote. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 15 members were excused for the day.

The House · Jun 26, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 18 (PDF)

Jun 12, 202551 bills · 7 roll calls

The House took up 51 bills, with 7 roll calls, 8 division votes and 39 voice votes. Rep. Jim Kofalt (R - Hills 32) and Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) presided. 28 members were excused for the day.

The House · Jun 12, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 17 (PDF)

Jun 5, 202580 bills · 30 roll calls

The House took up 80 bills, with 30 roll calls, 8 division votes and 76 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 25 bills: 2 killed and 23 passed; 4 bills were taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16), Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) and Rep. Jim Kofalt (R - Hills 32) presided. 6 members were excused for the day.

The House · Jun 5, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 16 (PDF)

May 22, 202551 bills · 9 roll calls

The House took up 51 bills, with 9 roll calls, 7 division votes and 40 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 17 bills: 17 passed; 5 bills were taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) presided.

The House · May 22, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 15 (PDF)

May 8, 202548 bills · 11 roll calls

The House took up 48 bills, with 11 roll calls, 4 division votes and 39 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 24 bills: 3 killed and 21 passed; 1 bill was taken off it. Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 22 members were excused for the day.

The House · May 8, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 14 (PDF)

May 1, 202545 bills · 6 roll calls

The House took up 45 bills, with 6 roll calls, 2 division votes and 40 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 31 bills: 3 killed and 28 passed; 2 bills were taken off it. Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 38 members were excused for the day.

The House · May 1, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 13 (PDF)

Apr 10, 202527 bills · 36 roll calls

The House took up 27 bills, with 36 roll calls, 6 division votes and 16 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 11 bills: 11 passed. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Jim Kofalt (R - Hills 32) presided. 13 members were excused for the day.

The House · Apr 10, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 12 (PDF)

Mar 27, 202547 bills · 25 roll calls

The House took up 47 bills, with 25 roll calls, 16 division votes and 10 voice votes. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 15 members were excused for the day.

The House · Mar 27, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 11 (PDF)

Mar 26, 2025169 bills · 16 roll calls

The House took up 169 bills, with 16 roll calls, 30 division votes and 135 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 111 bills: 59 killed and 52 passed; 2 bills were taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 29 members were excused for the day.

The House · Mar 26, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 10 (PDF)

Mar 20, 202577 bills · 22 roll calls

The House took up 77 bills, with 22 roll calls, 20 division votes and 40 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 29 bills: 9 killed and 20 passed; 1 bill was taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 12 members were excused for the day.

The House · Mar 20, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 9 (PDF)

Mar 13, 202576 bills · 14 roll calls

The House took up 76 bills, with 14 roll calls, 23 division votes and 50 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 35 bills: 16 killed and 19 passed; 1 bill was taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16), Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) and Rep. Jim Kofalt (R - Hills 32) presided. 11 members were excused for the day.

The House · Mar 13, 2025On YouTube

The full session day

Mar 6, 2025118 bills · 22 roll calls

The House took up 118 bills, with 22 roll calls, 9 division votes and 92 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 75 bills: 40 killed and 35 passed; 1 bill was taken off it. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 11 members were excused for the day.

The House · Mar 6, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 7 (PDF)

Feb 20, 202571 bills · 12 roll calls

The House took up 71 bills, with 12 roll calls, 13 division votes and 50 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 40 bills: 16 killed and 24 passed. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) presided. 15 members were excused for the day.

The House · Feb 20, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 6 (PDF)

Feb 13, 202559 bills · 7 roll calls

The House took up 59 bills, with 7 roll calls, 6 division votes and 49 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 43 bills: 17 killed and 26 passed. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) presided. 7 members were excused for the day.

The House · Feb 13, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 5 (PDF)

Feb 6, 202546 bills · 16 roll calls

The House took up 46 bills, with 16 roll calls, 3 division votes and 33 voice votes. Its consent calendar held 23 bills: 7 killed and 16 passed. Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) and Rep. Steven Smith (R - Sull 3) presided. 31 members were excused for the day.

The House · Feb 6, 2025On YouTube

The full session day · House Journal 4 (PDF)

Jan 8, 20252 roll calls

Rep. Sherman Packard (R - Rock 16) presided. 10 members were excused for the day.

No recording of this day is on file.

The full session day

Dec 4, 20245 bills

The House took up 5 bills, with 5 voice votes.

No recording of this day is on file.

The full session day · House Journal 1 (PDF)