New Hampshire 2026 Session Status: Passed House 4 R cosponsors

HB 1792 — relative to the prohibition on teaching discrimination.

Last action — House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2026-1779h (Rep. Balboni): MA VV 05/21/2026 HJ 14 P. 10

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    Introduced
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    In Committee
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    Passed House
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    Passed Senate
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    To Executive
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    Enacted

This bill has passed the House. Introduced December 17, 2025. It now moves to the second chamber.

Next likely step: consideration and a floor vote in the Senate.

Odds of enactment

Moderate chance

Based on the sponsor, cosponsors, and committee posture, this bill has a moderate chance of becoming law.

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Prognosis

Advancing 40% · moderate confidence

  • Passed House

    Current position in the legislative process.

  • 5 sponsors

    1 primary, 4 co-sponsors signed on.

  • Single-party support

    Sponsorship is currently within one party (4 R).

  • Mixed recorded votes

    2 passed, 1 failed in recorded votes so far.

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In plain language

The bill restricts how discrimination can be taught in public schools.

This bill requires educators to act purposefully to be considered as teaching discrimination and removes the right to sue schools over such claims. It is set to take effect on September 1, 2026.

Summary

(New Title) relative to the prohibition on teaching discrimination.

Bill Text

What changed in the latest version

50 added · 176 removed

Plain-language change summary

The amendments to Bill HB 1792 change the focus from a broad prohibition against teaching specific ideologies, including critical race theory and LGBTQ+ topics, to a more targeted approach that requires educators to purposefully intend to discriminate in their teaching for it to be considered discrimination. Additionally, the revised bill eliminates the option for individuals to sue schools for violations and instead relies on a different enforcement mechanism. This matters because it alters the accountability structure for educators and may reduce the avenues available for addressing perceived discrimination in educational settings.

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HB 1792-FN - AS INTRODUCED SESSION 26-2440 12/08 HOUSE BILL 1792-FN AN ACT prohibiting school districts and personnel from the instruction of critical race theory and LGBTQ+ ideologies in schools as well as establishing a private right of action for violations.
HB 1792-FN - AS AMENDED BY THE SENATE 05/14/2026 1779s SESSION 26-2440 12/08 HOUSE BILL 1792-FN AN ACT relative to the prohibition on teaching discrimination.
Education Policy and Administration ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ANALYSIS This bill prohibits the teaching of certain pedagogies in public schools, including but not limited to critical race theory, LGBTQ+ ideologies, identity based ideologies, and Marxist analyses.
Education Policy and Administration ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── AMENDED ANALYSIS This bill requires that educators must act purposefully in academic instruction in order for their actions to constitute teaching discrimination.
The bill also creates a private right of action for parents and students who are aggrieved by a school violating these provisions.
This bill also removes the ability for aggrieved parties to both initiate a civil action against a school or school district and to pursue a remedy through the New Hampshire commission for human rights.
HB 1792-FN - AS INTRODUCED 26-2440 12/09 STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Twenty-Six AN ACT prohibiting school districts and personnel from the instruction of critical race theory and LGBTQ+ ideologies in schools as well as establishing a private right of action for violations.
HB 1792-FN - AS AMENDED BY THE SENATE 05/14/2026 1779s 26-2440 12/09 STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE In the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Twenty-Six AN ACT relative to the prohibition on teaching discrimination.
1 Short Title.
1 Prohibition on Teaching Discrimination;
This act may also be cited as the "Countering Hate And Revolutionary Leftist Indoctrination in Education Act" or the "CHARLIE Act".
Purposeful Mental State Added;
2 Statement of Findings.
Civil Remedy Removed.
The general court finds that:
RSA 193:40 is repealed and reenacted to read as follows:
193:40 Prohibition on Teaching Discrimination.
Public education in New Hampshire should prioritize the acquisition of foundational skills in language arts;
No pupil in any public school in this state shall be purposefully taught, instructed, inculcated or compelled to express belief in, or support for, any one or more of the following:
athletics and physical education;
(a) That one's age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, creed, color, marital status, familial status, mental or physical disability, religion or national origin is inherently superior to people of another age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, creed, color, marital status, familial status, mental or physical disability, religion, or national origin;
science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), and preparing students for productive citizenship.
(b) That an individual, by virtue of his or her age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, creed, color, marital status, familial status, mental or physical disability, religion, or national origin, is inherently racist, sexist, or oppressive, whether consciously or unconsciously;
(c) That an individual should be discriminated against or receive adverse treatment solely or partly because of his or her age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, creed, color, marital status, familial status, mental or physical disability, religion, or national origin;
or (d) That people of one age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, creed, color, marital status, familial status, mental or physical disability, religion, or national origin cannot and should not attempt to treat others without regard to age, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, creed, color, marital status, familial status, mental or physical disability, religion, or national origin.
Education should cultivate a neutral or patriotic disposition, including respect for the U.S.
Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit discussing, as part of a larger course of academic instruction, the historical existence of ideas and subjects identified in this section.
Constitution, American history, civic responsibilities, and national symbols, without compelling total ideological allegiance.
Education should never cultivate a hostile or revolutionary disposition against the founding of America or the constitutions of the United States or New Hampshire.
Certain pedagogical practices and praxis, derived from Hegelian or Marxist dialectical analysis, Paulo Freire's critical pedagogy emphasizing "critical consciousness" or conscientização, Gloria Ladson-Billings' culturally relevant pedagogy, Kimberlé Crenshaw's intersectionality framework, critical race theory (CRT), critical legal theory, LGBTQ+ ideology as a prescriptive world-view, and similar approaches, often promote purposeful division by framing society through lenses of inherent oppression, liberation narratives of overthrowing systems and hierarchies, systemic inequity based on identity groups, or anti-constitutional narratives.
Purposeful violation of this section by an educator shall be considered a violation of the educator code of conduct that justifies disciplinary sanction by the state board of education.
These practices and praxis can indoctrinate students by compelling adherence to these world-views, undermining objective learning and unity, and undermining the ultimate right of parents to direct their children’s upbringing.
For the purposes of this section, "educator" means a professional employee of any school district whose position requires certification by the state board pursuant to RSA 189:39.
V.
Administrators, specialists, and teachers are included within the definition of this term.
Employment in public education is a privilege funded by taxpayers, not a right;
2 Effective Date.
violations of this act may result in disciplinary actions up to certification revocation.
VI.
This act prohibits such indoctrination while preserving academic freedom for neutral, factual discussions.
VII.
Government-run or approved education should not seek to infringe on the sovereign spheres of education reserved to the family or religion, including by imposing totalizing ethical frameworks that supplant parental or religious authority in moral, ethical, or world-view formation.
VIII.
"Culturally relevant" or similar pedagogies build barriers to the formation and adherence to a unifying American culture by emphasizing group identities over shared national HB 1792-FN - AS INTRODUCED - Page 2 - values, thereby establishing permanent, balkanized subcultures that are exploited by demagogues towards revolutionary and violent ends by fostering division.
3 New Section;
Teaching of Certain Pedagogies Prohibited.
Amend RSA 193 by inserting after section 40 the following new section:
193:40-a Teaching of Certain Pedagogies Prohibited.
I.
For the purposes of this section:
(a) "Indoctrination" means compelling, coercing, or evaluating students based on their adherence to the prohibited practices in RSA 193:40-a, II, including through grading, assignments, and mandatory or extra-credit activities.
(b) "Neutral or patriotic disposition" means fostering respect for American civic principles, such as liberty, equality under law, and republican processes, through activities like studying the Declaration of Independence or participating in civic holidays, without requiring partisan loyalty.
II.
No public school, school district, or public employee acting in an official capacity shall engage in the pedagogy, praxis, or inculcation of critical theories or related practices that promote division, dialectical world-views, critical consciousness, or anti-constitutional indoctrination.
This includes, but is not limited to:
(a) Teaching or advocating that American societal structures, including the U.S.
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Constitution or legal system, are inherently illegitimate or designed to perpetuate oppression based on race, gender, sexual orientation, or other identity categories.
(b) Compelling students to adopt "critical consciousness" by requiring them to identify personal or societal "oppressors" and "oppressed" through lenses derived from Marxist analysis, intersectionality, or critical race theory.
(c) Implementing culturally relevant or responsive pedagogy that prioritizes identity- based division over individual merit or shared American values.
(d) Inculcating LGBTQ+ ideology, such as requiring affirmation of "gender fluidity," "non-binary" or "queer" identities, or requiring affirmation of LGBTQ+ sexuality as ethical or normative.
(e) Using dialectical analysis to frame history or current events primarily as class, racial, or identity-based conflicts intended to foster division rather than resolution.
III.
This section shall not prohibit:
(a) Factual, neutral instruction on historical events or figures.
Instruction on critical race theory or intersectionality is permitted only if presented factually and objectively as Marxian theories contrary to American tradition, law, and ethics, without requiring endorsement or affirmation.
(b) Age-appropriate health education on topics like bullying prevention, provided it does not compel ideological affirmation.
HB 1792-FN - AS INTRODUCED - Page 3 - (c) Encouraging critical thinking, debate, or sympathy without mandating adoption of the prohibited world-views.
IV.
Public schools shall prioritize curriculum and instruction in:
(a) Language arts, including reading, writing, and communication skills.
(b) Mathematics, including arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and problem-solving.
(c) Athletics and physical education to promote health and teamwork.
(d) STEM fields to build innovation and technical proficiency.
(e) Civic education that cultivates a neutral or patriotic disposition, emphasizing shared national values and constitutional principles.
V.
The department of education shall develop and publish guidelines within 90 days of the effective date of this section, including:
(a) Examples of permissible pedagogical teaching, including teaching the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as a historical achievement and objectively describing critical race theory as a Marxian- derived framework contrary to American legal principles.
(b) Examples of impermissible pedagogical teaching, including requiring students to participate in "privilege walks" that assign guilt based on identity and framing math problems through "equity" lenses that prioritize group outcomes or identities over individual achievement and effort.
(c) Resources for aligning curricula with core competencies under RSA 193:40-a, IV.
VI.
A violation of this section shall be investigated upon complaint by a student, parent, or employee to the department of education, which shall provide due process, including notice, an opportunity to respond, and a hearing before an impartial decision-maker.
Proven violations by school employees shall constitute unprofessional conduct under the educator code of conduct and may result in professional discipline by the state board of education, including mandatory training, warnings, suspensions, or, for serious or repeated violations, revocation of teaching certification.
Employment in public education shall not be considered a right and revocation may be imposed to protect students from indoctrination.
A school employee may be named in their professional capacity as a representative of the school or district in a civil action pursuant to RSA 193:40-a, VII, but no personal liability shall attach to school employees for violations of this section.
Remedies are limited to those against the employing entity under RSA 193:40-a, VII.
VII.
An aggrieved person, including a student or parent, may bring a civil action against the public school, school district, or employing public agency, or against an individual school employee in their professional capacity as a representative of the school or district for violations of this section.
Civil actions must be filed within one year of the discovery of the violation.
The court may award all of the following:
(a) Injunctive relief.
(b) Compensatory damages not exceeding $10,000 per violation.
HB 1792-FN - AS INTRODUCED - Page 4 - (c) Reasonable attorney fees and court costs to the prevailing party.
VIII.
Any civil action pursuant to RSA 193:40-a, VII resulting in the finding of a school employee's violation of this section shall initiate professional conduct proceedings for such violating employee under the educator code of conduct, unless such proceedings have already commenced.
IX.
This section shall not apply to public institutions of higher education, private schools, or home schools, whether or not such home schools are participating in education freedom account programs.
X.
If any provision of this section or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions or applications of the section which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end the provisions of this act are declared to be severable.
4 Effective Date.
LBA 26-2440 12/16/25 HB 1792-FN- FISCAL NOTE AS INTRODUCED AN ACT prohibiting school districts and personnel from the instruction of critical race theory and LGBTQ+ ideologies in schools as well as establishing a private right of action for violations.
LBA 26-2440 05/18/2026 HB 1792-FN- FISCAL NOTE AS AMENDED BY THE SENATE (AMENDMENT #2026-1779s) AN ACT relative to the prohibition on teaching discrimination.
This bill does not provide funding, nor does it authorize new positions.
This bill requires that educators act purposefully in academic instruction for their conduct to constitute prohibited teaching discrimination.
Estimated State Impact FY 2026 FY 2027 FY 2028 FY 2029 Revenue $0 $0 $0 $0 Revenue Fund(s) None Expenditures* $0 Indeterminable Indeterminable Indeterminable ($137,000+) ($138,000+) ($140,000+) Funding Source(s) General Fund Appropriations* $0 $0 $0 $0 Funding Source(s) None *Expenditure = Cost of bill *Appropriation = Authorized funding to cover cost of bill Estimated Political Subdivision Impact FY 2026 FY 2027 FY 2028 FY 2029 Local Revenue $0 $0 $0 $0 Local Expenditures $0 Indeterminable The Office of Legislative Budget Assistant is unable to provide a complete fiscal note for this bill as it is awaiting information from the Department of Education.
The bill also removes the ability of aggrieved parties to bring a civil action against a school or school district or seek relief through the New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights.
The Department was initially contacted on 11/20/25 for a fiscal note worksheet, with follow-up contact made on 12/05/25.
This bill is not expected to result in any direct fiscal impacts.
When completed, the fiscal note will be forwarded to the House Clerk's Office.
METHODOLOGY:
This bill prohibits public schools, school districts, and school employees from teaching certain defined pedagogies, including critical race theory, LGBTQ+ ideology, and related concepts.
It requires the Department of Education to issue guidance on compliant instruction and authorizes disciplinary action for violations.
The bill also establishes a private right of action allowing students and parents to bring civil lawsuits against public schools or school districts, with available remedies including injunctive relief, compensatory damages, and attorney’s fees.
Higher education institutions, private schools, and home schools are exempt.
The Department of Justice states that while the number of potential cases cannot be estimated, it anticipates that additional capacity would likely be required to meet increased legal advisory and investigatory demands.
At this time, the Department estimates the need for at least one additional full-time attorney, with potential need for further support depending on case volume.
The estimated total cost of one new attorney position is $137,000 in FY 2027, $138,000 in FY 2028, and $140,000 in FY 2029.
This bill provides neither authorization nor appropriation for new personnel.
This bill may have an impact on local school districts.
Any impact is indeterminable and would vary by district.
Department of Education and Department of Justice
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Action History

  1. House Non-Concurs with Senate Amendment 2026-1779h (Rep. Noble): MA VV 05/21/2026 HJ 14

  2. House Concurs with Senate Amendment 2026-1779s (Rep. Noble): MF RC 127-222 05/21/2026 HJ 14

  3. Ought to Pass with Amendment # 2026-1779s, MA, VV; OT3rdg; 05/14/2026; SJ 12

  4. Sen. Abbas Floor Amendment # 2026-1779s, RC 15Y-8N, AA; 05/14/2026; SJ 12

  5. Committee Amendment # 2026-1744s, AF, VV; 05/14/2026; SJ 12

  6. Committee Report: Ought to Pass with Amendment # 2026-1744s, 05/14/2026, Vote 3-2; SC 18

  7. Special Order to 05/14/2026, Without Objection, MA; 05/07/2026 SJ 11

  8. Committee Report: Ought to Pass with Amendment # 2026-1744s, 05/07/2026, Vote 3-2; SC 17

  9. ==RECONVENE== Hearing: 03/17/2026, Map Room, SL, 09:15 am; SC 10

  10. ==RECESSED== Hearing: 03/10/2026, Map Room, SL , 10:30 am; SC 9

  11. Introduced 02/19/2026 and Referred to Education; SJ 5

  12. Referral Waived by Committee Chair per House Rule 47(f) 02/19/2026 HJ 5 P. 112

  13. Referred to Finance 02/19/2026 HJ 5 P. 62

  14. Ought to Pass: MA RC 184-164 02/19/2026 HJ 5 P. 59

  15. Minority Committee Report: Inexpedient to Legislate

  16. Majority Committee Report: Ought to Pass 02/04/2026 (Vote 9-8; RC) HC 7 P. 30

  17. Executive Session: 02/04/2026 02:00 pm GP 232

  18. Public Hearing: 02/02/2026 02:00 pm GP 232

  19. Introduced 01/07/2026 and referred to Education Policy and Administration HJ 1 P. 36

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Votes

Concur

Failed 127 Yea · 222 Nay · 44 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Republican 11958028
Democrat 0151016
Unaffiliated 6300
Independent 0100
Total 125213044
% of votes cast 33%56%0%12%
How each member voted (382)
Member Party Vote
Susan C DeLemus — Yea
Thomas L Kaczynski — Yea
Kimberly A Rice — Yea
Lisa M Freeman — Yea
Paul P Dargie — Nay
Patrick N Long — Nay
Matt R Sabourin dit Choinière — Nay
Gary L. Daniels — Yea
Tom D Mannion — Yea
Alexis Simpson Democrat Nay
Alice Wade Democrat Nay
Alicia Gregg Democrat Nay
Alissandra Murray Democrat Nay
Allan Howland Democrat Nay
Allison Knab Democrat Nay
Amy Malone Democrat Not Voting
Anita Burroughs Democrat Nay
Barry Faulkner Democrat Nay
Beth Richards Democrat Nay
Bill Bolton Democrat Nay
Billie Butler Democrat Nay
Bobbi Boudman Democrat Nay
Brian Sullivan Democrat Not Voting
Buzz Scherr Democrat Nay
Carrie Sorensen Democrat Nay
Carry Spier Democrat Nay
Cassandra Levesque Democrat Nay
Catherine Rombeau Democrat Nay
Catherine Sofikitis Democrat Not Voting
Cathryn Harvey Democrat Nay
Chris McAleer Democrat Nay
Chris Muns Democrat Not Voting
Christal Lloyd Democrat Nay
Christine Seibert Democrat Nay
Christopher Herbert Democrat Nay
Connie Lane Democrat Nay
Dale Swanson Democrat Not Voting
Dan Bergeron Democrat Not Voting
Daniel LeClerc Democrat Nay
Daniel Veilleux Democrat Nay
David Fracht Democrat Nay
David Luneau Democrat Nay
David Meuse Democrat Nay
David Nagel Democrat Nay
David Paige Democrat Nay
David Preece Democrat Nay
Dennis Malloy Democrat Nay
Dick Ames Democrat Nay
Dru Fox Democrat Nay
Efstathia Booras Democrat Nay
Eileen Kelly Democrat Nay
Eleana Colby Democrat Nay
Ellen Read Democrat Nay
Ellen Rockmore Democrat Nay
Eric Gallager Democrat Nay
Eric Turer Democrat Nay
Erica de Vries Democrat Nay
Erik Johnson Democrat Nay
Erin Kerwin Democrat Nay
Fred Davis Democrat Nay
Gaby Grossman Democrat Not Voting
Gary Gilmore Democrat Nay
Gary Woods Democrat Nay
Geoffrey Smith Democrat Nay
George Sykes Democrat Nay
Gerald Ward Democrat Nay
Gregory Sargent Democrat Nay
Heath Howard Democrat Nay
Heather Baldwin Democrat Nay
Heather Raymond Democrat Nay
Hope Damon Democrat Nay
James Gruber Democrat Nay
James MacKay Democrat Not Voting
James Newsom Democrat Nay
James Roesener Democrat Not Voting
Janet Lucas Democrat Nay
Janet Wall Democrat Nay
Jared Sullivan Democrat Nay
Jean Jeudy Democrat Nay
Jennifer Mandelbaum Democrat Nay
Jerry Stringham Democrat Nay
Jessica Grill Democrat Nay
Jessica LaMontagne Democrat Nay
Jim Maggiore Democrat Nay
Jim Snodgrass Democrat Not Voting
Jodi Newell Democrat Nay
John Cloutier Democrat Nay
John Larochelle Democrat Nay
John Stone Democrat Nay
Jonah Wheeler Democrat Nay
Julie Gilman Democrat Nay
Karen Ebel Democrat Nay
Karen Hegner Democrat Not Voting
Kat McGhee Democrat Nay
Kathy Staub Democrat Nay
Kris Schultz Democrat Nay
Laura Telerski Democrat Nay
Laurel Stavis Democrat Nay
Lee Ann Kluger Democrat Nay
Lily Foss Democrat Nay
Linda DiSilvestro Democrat Nay
Linda Harriott-Gathright Democrat Nay
Linda Ryan Democrat Nay
Loren Foxx Democrat Nay
Loren Selig Democrat Nay
Louis Juris Democrat Nay
Lucius Parshall Democrat Nay
Lucy Weber Democrat Nay
Luz Bay Democrat Nay
Manoj Chourasia Democrat Nay
Marc Plamondon Democrat Nay
Marjorie Smith Democrat Not Voting
Mark MacKenzie Democrat Nay
Mark Paige Democrat Nay
Mark Vallone Democrat Nay
Martin Jack Democrat Nay
Mary Georges Democrat Nay
Mary Hakken-Phillips Democrat Nay
Mary Jane Wallner Democrat Nay
Matthew Hicks Democrat Nay
Matthew Wilhelm Democrat Nay
Megan Murray Democrat Nay
Merryl Gibbs Democrat Nay
Michael Cahill Democrat Nay
Michael Edgar Democrat Nay
Molly Howard Democrat Nay
Muriel Hall Democrat Nay
Myles England Democrat Nay
Nancy Murphy Democrat Nay
Ned Raynolds Democrat Nay
Nicholas Germana Democrat Nay
Nicole Leapley Democrat Not Voting
Paige Beauchemin Democrat Not Voting
Patricia Cornell Democrat Nay
Paul Berch Democrat Nay
Peggy Balboni Democrat Nay
Peter Bixby Democrat Nay
Peter Leishman Democrat Not Voting
Peter Lovett Democrat Nay
Peter Petrigno Democrat Nay
Peter Schmidt Democrat Nay
Philip Jones Democrat Nay
Ray Newman Democrat Nay
Rosemarie Rung Democrat Nay
Russell Muirhead Democrat Nay
Sallie Fellows Democrat Nay
Samantha Jacobs Democrat Nay
Sanjeev Manohar Democrat Nay
Santosh Salvi Democrat Nay
Seth Miller Democrat Nay
Stephanie Grund Democrat Nay
Stephanie Payeur Democrat Nay
Stephen Woodcock Democrat Nay
Sue Newman Democrat Nay
Susan Almy Democrat Nay
Susan Elberger Democrat Nay
Suzanne Chretien Democrat Nay
Terri O'Rorke Democrat Nay
Terry Spahr Democrat Nay
Thomas Buco Democrat Not Voting
Thomas Cormen Democrat Nay
Thomas Schamberg Democrat Nay
Thomas Southworth Democrat Nay
Timothy Horrigan Democrat Nay
Timothy Soucy Democrat Nay
Toni Weinstein Democrat Nay
Tony Caplan Democrat Nay
Tracy Bricchi Democrat Nay
Trinidad Tellez Democrat Nay
Wayne Burton Democrat Nay
Wayne Pearson Democrat Nay
Wendy Thomas Democrat Nay
Will Darby Democrat Nay
William Dolan Democrat Nay
William Palmer Democrat Nay
Zoe Manos Democrat Nay
Aidan Ankarberg Independent Nay
Aboul Khan Republican Yea
Adam Presa Republican Yea
Alvin See Republican Nay
Andrew Prout Republican Yea
Arnold Davis Republican Yea
Barbara Comtois Republican Yea
Bill Boyd Republican Yea
Bill Ohm Republican Nay
Bob Lynn Republican Yea
Brian Cole Republican Yea
Brian Labrie Republican Nay
Brian Nadeau Republican Yea
Brian Seaworth Republican Yea
Brian Taylor Republican Nay
Bryan Morse Republican Not Voting
Calvin Beaulier Republican Nay
Carol McGuire Republican Yea
Catherine Kenny Republican Yea
Charles Foote Republican Nay
Charles McMahon Republican Yea
Charles Melvin Republican Yea
Cindy Bennett Republican Nay
Claudine Burnham Republican Nay
Clayton Wood Republican Nay
Cyril Aures Republican Nay
Dale Girard Republican Yea
Dan McGuire Republican Nay
Daniel Popovici-Muller Republican Nay
Darrell Louis Republican Yea
David Love Republican Yea
David Lundgren Republican Not Voting
David Milz Republican Yea
David Walker Republican Yea
Deborah Aylward Republican Nay
Debra DeSimone Republican Yea
Denis Murphy Republican Yea
Denise DeDe-Poulin Republican Yea
Dennis Mannion Republican Yea
Diane Kelley Republican Nay
Diane Pauer Republican Yea
Dick Thackston Republican Not Voting
Dillon Dumont Republican Nay
Donald McFarlane Republican Nay
Donald Selby Republican Nay
Douglas Thomas Republican Yea
Douglas Trottier Republican Not Voting
Erica Layon Republican Nay
Ernesto Gonzalez Republican Not Voting
George Grant Republican Yea
Gerald Griffin Republican Yea
Glen Aldrich Republican Nay
Glenn Bailey Republican Yea
Gregory Hill Republican Yea
Henry Giasson Republican Nay
JD Bernardy Republican Yea
Jack Flanagan Republican Yea
James Creighton Republican Yea
James Guzofski Republican Nay
James Qualey Republican Yea
James Spillane Republican Yea
James Summers Republican Not Voting
James Thibault Republican Nay
James Tierney Republican Yea
Jason Osborne Republican Yea
Jay Markell Republican Yea
Jeanine Notter Republican Not Voting
Jeffrey Tenczar Republican Not Voting
Jennifer Rhodes Republican Yea
Jeremy Slottje Republican Nay
Jess Edwards Republican Yea
Jim Fedolfi Republican Not Voting
Jim Kofalt Republican Yea
Jodi Nelson Republican Yea
Joe Alexander Republican Yea
Joe Sweeney Republican Nay
John Hunt Republican Yea
John Janigian Republican Yea
John Leavitt Republican Not Voting
John MacDonald Republican Yea
John Potucek Republican Yea
John Schneller Republican Yea
John Sellers Republican Yea
John Suiter Republican Yea
John Sytek Republican Yea
Jonathan Smith Republican Not Voting
Jordan Ulery Republican Yea
Jose Cambrils Republican Yea
Joseph Barton Republican Yea
Joseph Guthrie Republican Yea
Joseph Hamblen Republican Yea
Judy Aron Republican Yea
Julie Miles Republican Yea
Juliet Harvey-Bolia Republican Yea
Julius Soti Republican Yea
Karel Crawford Republican Nay
Katelyn Kuttab Republican Yea
Katherine Prudhomme-O'Brien Republican Yea
Kathleen Paquette Republican Yea
Katy Peternel Republican Yea
Keith Ammon Republican Nay
Keith Erf Republican Nay
Kelley Potenza Republican Yea
Kenneth Weyler Republican Yea
Kevin Scully Republican Nay
Kevin Verville Republican Not Voting
Kristin Noble Republican Yea
Kristine Perez Republican Yea
Larry Gagne Republican Yea
Laurence Miner Republican Yea
Len Turcotte Republican Yea
Lex Berezhny Republican Yea
Lilli Walsh Republican Yea
Linda Franz Republican Yea
Linda Gould Republican Yea
Linda McGrath Republican Nay
Lino Avellani Republican Yea
Lisa Mazur Republican Nay
Lisa Post Republican Yea
Liz Barbour Republican Not Voting
Lori Korzen Republican Nay
Lorie Ball Republican Not Voting
Louise Andrus Republican Yea
Marc Tremblay Republican Yea
Margaret Drye Republican Nay
Marie Louise Bjelobrk Republican Nay
Mark McLean Republican Not Voting
Mark Pearson Republican Yea
Mark Proulx Republican Yea
Mark Warden Republican Yea
Mary Ford Republican Yea
Mary Murphy Republican Yea
Matt Drew Republican Nay
Matthew Coker Republican Not Voting
Matthew Pitaro Republican Yea
Maureen Mooney Republican Yea
Melissa Litchfield Republican Not Voting
Michael Aron Republican Yea
Michael Granger Republican Nay
Michael Harrington Republican Yea
Michael Moffett Republican Yea
Mike Belcher Republican Nay
Mike Bordes Republican Nay
Mike Drago Republican Yea
Mike Ouellet Republican Yea
Nicholas Bridle Republican Not Voting
Pam Brown Republican Nay
Paul Terry Republican Nay
Paul Tudor Republican Nay
Pete Morency Republican Yea
Peter Mehegan Republican Nay
Peter Varney Republican Not Voting
Phyllis Katsakiores Republican Yea
Pierre Dupont Republican Yea
Ralph Boehm Republican Yea
Raymond Peeples Republican Nay
Raymond Plante Republican Not Voting
Rich Nalevanko Republican Yea
Richard Brown Republican Yea
Richard Lascelles Republican Yea
Richard Tripp Republican Yea
Riché Colcombe Republican Nay
Rick Ladd Republican Yea
Ricky Devoid Republican Nay
Rita Mattson Republican Nay
Robert Harb Republican Yea
Robert Wherry Republican Nay
Robley Hall Republican Not Voting
Ron Dunn Republican Yea
Ross Berry Republican Yea
Russell Dumais Republican Yea
Samuel Farrington Republican Yea
Sayra DeVito Republican Nay
Scott Bryer Republican Yea
Sean Durkin Republican Not Voting
Seth King Republican Nay
Shane Sirois Republican Nay
Sheri Minor Republican Nay
Sherman Packard Republican Not Voting
Sherri Reinfurt Republican Nay
Skip Rollins Republican Yea
Sly Karasinski Republican Nay
Stephen Boyd Republican Yea
Stephen Pearson Republican Not Voting
Steven Bogert Republican Yea
Steven Kesselring Republican Nay
Steven Smith Republican Not Voting
Susan DeRoy Republican Nay
Susan Porcelli Republican Yea
Susan Vandecasteele Republican Yea
Tanya Donnelly Republican Yea
Ted Gorski Republican Yea
Terry Roy Republican Yea
Thomas Walsh Republican Yea
Tim Mannion Republican Not Voting
Tom Dolan Republican Not Voting
Tom Ploszaj Republican Nay
Travis Corcoran Republican Nay
Travis Toner Republican Not Voting
Valerie McDonnell Republican Yea
Vanessa Sheehan Republican Yea
Vicki Wilson Republican Yea
Walter Spilsbury Republican Yea
Wayne Hemingway Republican Yea
Wayne MacDonald Republican Nay
Yury Polozov Republican Nay

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Floor Amendment

Passed 15 Yea · 8 Nay · 1 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Republican 15001
Democrat 0800
Total 15801
% of votes cast 63%33%0%4%
How each member voted (24)
Member Party Vote
Cindy Rosenwald Democrat Nay
David Watters Democrat Nay
Debra Altschiller Democrat Nay
Donovan Fenton Democrat Nay
Pat Long Democrat Nay
Rebecca Perkins Kwoka Democrat Nay
Suzanne Prentiss Democrat Nay
Tara Reardon Democrat Nay
Bill Gannon Republican Yea
Daniel Innis Republican Yea
Daryl Abbas Republican Yea
David Rochefort Republican Yea
Denise Ricciardi Republican Not Voting
Howard Pearl Republican Yea
James Gray Republican Yea
Keith Murphy Republican Yea
Kevin Avard Republican Yea
Mark McConkey Republican Yea
Regina Birdsell Republican Yea
Ruth Ward Republican Yea
Sharon Carson Republican Yea
Tim McGough Republican Yea
Timothy Lang Republican Yea
Victoria Sullivan Republican Yea

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OTP

Passed 184 Yea · 164 Nay · 44 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Republican 1755025
Democrat 0149017
Unaffiliated 6201
Independent 0001
Total 181156044
% of votes cast 48%41%0%12%
How each member voted (381)
Member Party Vote
Susan C DeLemus — Yea
Thomas L Kaczynski — Yea
Kimberly A Rice — Not Voting
Lisa M Freeman — Yea
Paul P Dargie — Nay
Patrick N Long — Nay
Matt R Sabourin dit Choinière — Yea
Gary L. Daniels — Yea
Tom D Mannion — Yea
Alexis Simpson Democrat Nay
Alice Wade Democrat Nay
Alicia Gregg Democrat Not Voting
Alissandra Murray Democrat Nay
Allan Howland Democrat Nay
Allison Knab Democrat Nay
Amy Malone Democrat Not Voting
Anita Burroughs Democrat Not Voting
Barry Faulkner Democrat Nay
Beth Richards Democrat Not Voting
Bill Bolton Democrat Nay
Billie Butler Democrat Nay
Brian Sullivan Democrat Nay
Buzz Scherr Democrat Nay
Carrie Sorensen Democrat Nay
Carry Spier Democrat Nay
Cassandra Levesque Democrat Nay
Catherine Rombeau Democrat Nay
Catherine Sofikitis Democrat Not Voting
Cathryn Harvey Democrat Not Voting
Chris McAleer Democrat Nay
Chris Muns Democrat Nay
Christal Lloyd Democrat Nay
Christine Seibert Democrat Nay
Christopher Herbert Democrat Nay
Connie Lane Democrat Nay
Dale Swanson Democrat Nay
Dan Bergeron Democrat Nay
Daniel LeClerc Democrat Nay
Daniel Veilleux Democrat Nay
David Fracht Democrat Nay
David Luneau Democrat Nay
David Meuse Democrat Nay
David Nagel Democrat Nay
David Paige Democrat Nay
David Preece Democrat Nay
Dennis Malloy Democrat Nay
Dick Ames Democrat Nay
Dru Fox Democrat Nay
Efstathia Booras Democrat Nay
Eileen Kelly Democrat Nay
Eleana Colby Democrat Not Voting
Ellen Read Democrat Not Voting
Ellen Rockmore Democrat Nay
Eric Gallager Democrat Nay
Eric Turer Democrat Nay
Erica de Vries Democrat Nay
Erik Johnson Democrat Nay
Erin Kerwin Democrat Nay
Fred Davis Democrat Nay
Gaby Grossman Democrat Not Voting
Gary Gilmore Democrat Nay
Gary Woods Democrat Nay
Geoffrey Smith Democrat Nay
George Sykes Democrat Nay
Gerald Ward Democrat Nay
Gregory Sargent Democrat Nay
Heath Howard Democrat Nay
Heather Baldwin Democrat Nay
Heather Raymond Democrat Nay
Hope Damon Democrat Nay
James Gruber Democrat Nay
James MacKay Democrat Not Voting
James Newsom Democrat Nay
James Roesener Democrat Nay
Janet Lucas Democrat Nay
Janet Wall Democrat Nay
Jared Sullivan Democrat Nay
Jean Jeudy Democrat Nay
Jennifer Mandelbaum Democrat Nay
Jerry Stringham Democrat Nay
Jessica Grill Democrat Nay
Jessica LaMontagne Democrat Nay
Jim Maggiore Democrat Nay
Jim Snodgrass Democrat Nay
Jodi Newell Democrat Nay
John Cloutier Democrat Nay
John Larochelle Democrat Nay
John Stone Democrat Nay
Jonah Wheeler Democrat Nay
Julie Gilman Democrat Nay
Karen Ebel Democrat Nay
Karen Hegner Democrat Not Voting
Kat McGhee Democrat Nay
Kathy Staub Democrat Nay
Kris Schultz Democrat Not Voting
Laura Telerski Democrat Nay
Laurel Stavis Democrat Not Voting
Lee Ann Kluger Democrat Nay
Lily Foss Democrat Nay
Linda DiSilvestro Democrat Nay
Linda Harriott-Gathright Democrat Nay
Linda Ryan Democrat Nay
Loren Foxx Democrat Nay
Loren Selig Democrat Nay
Louis Juris Democrat Nay
Lucius Parshall Democrat Nay
Lucy Weber Democrat Nay
Luz Bay Democrat Nay
Manoj Chourasia Democrat Nay
Marc Plamondon Democrat Nay
Marjorie Smith Democrat Nay
Mark MacKenzie Democrat Nay
Mark Paige Democrat Nay
Mark Vallone Democrat Nay
Martin Jack Democrat Nay
Mary Georges Democrat Nay
Mary Hakken-Phillips Democrat Nay
Mary Jane Wallner Democrat Nay
Matthew Hicks Democrat Nay
Matthew Wilhelm Democrat Nay
Megan Murray Democrat Nay
Merryl Gibbs Democrat Nay
Michael Cahill Democrat Nay
Michael Edgar Democrat Nay
Molly Howard Democrat Nay
Muriel Hall Democrat Nay
Myles England Democrat Nay
Nancy Murphy Democrat Nay
Ned Raynolds Democrat Nay
Nicholas Germana Democrat Nay
Nicole Leapley Democrat Nay
Paige Beauchemin Democrat Nay
Patricia Cornell Democrat Nay
Paul Berch Democrat Nay
Peggy Balboni Democrat Nay
Peter Bixby Democrat Nay
Peter Leishman Democrat Nay
Peter Lovett Democrat Nay
Peter Petrigno Democrat Nay
Peter Schmidt Democrat Nay
Philip Jones Democrat Nay
Ray Newman Democrat Nay
Rosemarie Rung Democrat Nay
Russell Muirhead Democrat Nay
Sallie Fellows Democrat Nay
Samantha Jacobs Democrat Not Voting
Sanjeev Manohar Democrat Nay
Santosh Salvi Democrat Nay
Seth Miller Democrat Nay
Stephanie Grund Democrat Nay
Stephanie Payeur Democrat Nay
Stephen Woodcock Democrat Nay
Sue Newman Democrat Nay
Susan Almy Democrat Nay
Susan Elberger Democrat Nay
Suzanne Chretien Democrat Nay
Terri O'Rorke Democrat Nay
Terry Spahr Democrat Nay
Thomas Buco Democrat Not Voting
Thomas Cormen Democrat Nay
Thomas Schamberg Democrat Nay
Thomas Southworth Democrat Nay
Timothy Horrigan Democrat Nay
Timothy Soucy Democrat Not Voting
Toni Weinstein Democrat Nay
Tony Caplan Democrat Nay
Tracy Bricchi Democrat Nay
Trinidad Tellez Democrat Nay
Wayne Burton Democrat Nay
Wayne Pearson Democrat Not Voting
Wendy Thomas Democrat Nay
Will Darby Democrat Nay
William Dolan Democrat Nay
William Palmer Democrat Nay
Zoe Manos Democrat Nay
Aidan Ankarberg Independent Not Voting
Aboul Khan Republican Yea
Adam Presa Republican Yea
Alvin See Republican Yea
Andrew Prout Republican Not Voting
Arnold Davis Republican Yea
Barbara Comtois Republican Not Voting
Bill Boyd Republican Yea
Bill Ohm Republican Yea
Bob Lynn Republican Yea
Brian Cole Republican Not Voting
Brian Labrie Republican Yea
Brian Nadeau Republican Yea
Brian Seaworth Republican Yea
Brian Taylor Republican Nay
Bryan Morse Republican Not Voting
Calvin Beaulier Republican Yea
Carol McGuire Republican Yea
Catherine Kenny Republican Yea
Charles Foote Republican Yea
Charles McMahon Republican Not Voting
Charles Melvin Republican Yea
Cindy Bennett Republican Yea
Claudine Burnham Republican Not Voting
Clayton Wood Republican Yea
Cyril Aures Republican Yea
Dale Girard Republican Nay
Dan McGuire Republican Yea
Daniel Popovici-Muller Republican Not Voting
Darrell Louis Republican Yea
David Love Republican Yea
David Lundgren Republican Yea
David Milz Republican Yea
David Walker Republican Yea
Deborah Aylward Republican Yea
Debra DeSimone Republican Yea
Denis Murphy Republican Yea
Denise DeDe-Poulin Republican Yea
Dennis Mannion Republican Yea
Diane Kelley Republican Yea
Diane Pauer Republican Yea
Dick Thackston Republican Yea
Dillon Dumont Republican Yea
Donald McFarlane Republican Yea
Donald Selby Republican Yea
Douglas Thomas Republican Yea
Douglas Trottier Republican Not Voting
Erica Layon Republican Yea
Ernesto Gonzalez Republican Yea
George Grant Republican Yea
Gerald Griffin Republican Yea
Glen Aldrich Republican Yea
Glenn Bailey Republican Yea
Gregory Hill Republican Yea
Henry Giasson Republican Yea
JD Bernardy Republican Yea
Jack Flanagan Republican Not Voting
James Creighton Republican Yea
James Guzofski Republican Yea
James Qualey Republican Yea
James Spillane Republican Not Voting
James Summers Republican Yea
James Thibault Republican Yea
James Tierney Republican Not Voting
Jason Osborne Republican Yea
Jay Markell Republican Not Voting
Jeanine Notter Republican Yea
Jeffrey Tenczar Republican Yea
Jennifer Rhodes Republican Yea
Jeremy Slottje Republican Yea
Jess Edwards Republican Yea
Jim Fedolfi Republican Yea
Jim Kofalt Republican Yea
Jodi Nelson Republican Yea
Joe Alexander Republican Yea
Joe Sweeney Republican Yea
John Hunt Republican Not Voting
John Janigian Republican Yea
John Leavitt Republican Not Voting
John MacDonald Republican Yea
John Potucek Republican Yea
John Schneller Republican Yea
John Sellers Republican Yea
John Suiter Republican Not Voting
John Sytek Republican Yea
Jonathan Smith Republican Yea
Jordan Ulery Republican Yea
Jose Cambrils Republican Yea
Joseph Barton Republican Yea
Joseph Guthrie Republican Yea
Joseph Hamblen Republican Yea
Judy Aron Republican Yea
Julie Miles Republican Yea
Juliet Harvey-Bolia Republican Yea
Julius Soti Republican Yea
Karel Crawford Republican Not Voting
Katelyn Kuttab Republican Yea
Katherine Prudhomme-O'Brien Republican Yea
Kathleen Paquette Republican Yea
Katy Peternel Republican Yea
Keith Ammon Republican Yea
Keith Erf Republican Yea
Kelley Potenza Republican Yea
Kenneth Weyler Republican Yea
Kevin Scully Republican Yea
Kevin Verville Republican Yea
Kristin Noble Republican Yea
Kristine Perez Republican Yea
Larry Gagne Republican Yea
Laurence Miner Republican Yea
Len Turcotte Republican Yea
Lex Berezhny Republican Yea
Lilli Walsh Republican Yea
Linda Franz Republican Yea
Linda Gould Republican Yea
Linda McGrath Republican Yea
Lino Avellani Republican Yea
Lisa Mazur Republican Yea
Lisa Post Republican Yea
Liz Barbour Republican Yea
Lori Korzen Republican Yea
Lorie Ball Republican Yea
Louise Andrus Republican Yea
Marc Tremblay Republican Yea
Margaret Drye Republican Yea
Marie Louise Bjelobrk Republican Yea
Mark McLean Republican Yea
Mark Pearson Republican Yea
Mark Proulx Republican Yea
Mark Warden Republican Yea
Mary Ford Republican Yea
Mary Murphy Republican Yea
Matt Drew Republican Yea
Matthew Coker Republican Nay
Matthew Pitaro Republican Yea
Maureen Mooney Republican Yea
Melissa Litchfield Republican Yea
Michael Aron Republican Yea
Michael Granger Republican Yea
Michael Harrington Republican Not Voting
Michael Moffett Republican Yea
Mike Belcher Republican Not Voting
Mike Bordes Republican Yea
Mike Drago Republican Yea
Mike Ouellet Republican Yea
Nicholas Bridle Republican Nay
Pam Brown Republican Not Voting
Paul Terry Republican Yea
Paul Tudor Republican Yea
Pete Morency Republican Yea
Peter Mehegan Republican Yea
Peter Varney Republican Not Voting
Phyllis Katsakiores Republican Yea
Pierre Dupont Republican Yea
Ralph Boehm Republican Yea
Raymond Peeples Republican Yea
Raymond Plante Republican Yea
Rich Nalevanko Republican Yea
Richard Brown Republican Not Voting
Richard Lascelles Republican Yea
Richard Tripp Republican Yea
Riché Colcombe Republican Yea
Rick Ladd Republican Yea
Ricky Devoid Republican Yea
Rita Mattson Republican Yea
Robert Harb Republican Yea
Robert Wherry Republican Yea
Robley Hall Republican Yea
Ron Dunn Republican Yea
Ross Berry Republican Yea
Russell Dumais Republican Yea
Samuel Farrington Republican Yea
Sayra DeVito Republican Yea
Scott Bryer Republican Yea
Sean Durkin Republican Yea
Seth King Republican Yea
Shane Sirois Republican Yea
Sheri Minor Republican Yea
Sherman Packard Republican Not Voting
Sherri Reinfurt Republican Yea
Skip Rollins Republican Yea
Sly Karasinski Republican Yea
Stephen Boyd Republican Yea
Stephen Pearson Republican Yea
Steven Bogert Republican Yea
Steven Kesselring Republican Yea
Steven Smith Republican Not Voting
Susan DeRoy Republican Yea
Susan Porcelli Republican Yea
Susan Vandecasteele Republican Nay
Tanya Donnelly Republican Yea
Ted Gorski Republican Yea
Terry Roy Republican Not Voting
Thomas Walsh Republican Yea
Tim Mannion Republican Not Voting
Tom Dolan Republican Yea
Tom Ploszaj Republican Yea
Travis Corcoran Republican Yea
Travis Toner Republican Yea
Valerie McDonnell Republican Yea
Vanessa Sheehan Republican Yea
Vicki Wilson Republican Yea
Walter Spilsbury Republican Yea
Wayne Hemingway Republican Yea
Wayne MacDonald Republican Yea
Yury Polozov Republican Yea

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What does HB 1792 do?
(New Title) relative to the prohibition on teaching discrimination.
Who sponsors HB 1792?
HB 1792 is sponsored by Matt R Sabourin dit Choinière, Travis Corcoran (Republican), Kristin Noble (Republican), Mike Belcher (Republican), and Jason Osborne (Republican).
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This bill has passed the House. Introduced December 17, 2025. It now moves to the second chamber.
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