State representatives and senators serving the capital region showed up for work, on average, almost 95% of the time in 2025, according to state data analyzed by nonpartisan nonprofit Citizens Count.
They also participated in an average of nearly 93% of roll-call votes. In those votes, they sided with their party 97% of the time.
The data, collected from the New Hampshire General Court database and analyzed by Citizens Count, measures participation in roll-call votes and does not represent all votes taken in the 2025 legislative session. Roll calls are the only method that tracks whether and how each lawmaker votes on a bill. They often cover more partisan and divisive issues than other voting methods, like a consent agenda or a voice vote.
As a whole, capital region lawmakers were the lead sponsors on 140 different bills, 40 of which became law.
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