New Hampshire House of Representatives
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The New Hampshire House of Representatives is the lower house for the New Hampshire General Court. The House of Representatives consists of 400 members coming from 103 districts, making it the largest lower house in the nation, and the third largest parliamentary body in the world. [1] Each member represents approximately 3,000 people. Each House Member is paid $250 a year, as stipulated by the New Hampshire Constitution. House members also receive mileage reimbursement for officially related travel[2].
Make-up of the house
| Affiliation | Members | |
|---|---|---|
| | Democratic Party | 223 |
| | Republican Party | 176 |
| Dem + Rep | 1 | |
| Total | 400 | |
Current members
House Committees
The New Hampshire House has the following 25 standing committees:
- Children and Family Law Committee, New Hampshire House
- Commerce and Consumer Affairs Committee, New Hampshire House
- Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee, New Hampshire House
- Education Committee, New Hampshire House
- Election Law Committee, New Hampshire House
- Environment and Agriculture Committee, New Hampshire House
- Executive Departments and Administration Committee, New Hampshire House
- Finance Committee, New Hampshire House
- Finance - Division I Committee, New Hampshire House
- Finance - Division II Committee, New Hampshire House
- Finance - Division III Committee, New Hampshire House
- Fish and Game and Marine Resources Committee, New Hampshire House
- Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs Committee, New Hampshire House
- Judiciary Committee, New Hampshire House
- Labor, Industrial and Rehabilitative Services Committee, New Hampshire House
- Legislative Administration Committee, New Hampshire House
- Local and Regulated Revenues Committee, New Hampshire House
- Municipal and County Governments Committee, New Hampshire House
- Public Works and Highways Committee, New Hampshire House
- Resources, Recreation and Development Committee, New Hampshire House
- Rules Committee, New Hampshire House
- Science, Technology and Energy Committee, New Hampshire House
- State-Federal Relations and Veterans Affairs Committee, New Hampshire House
- Transportation Committee, New Hampshire House
- Ways and Means Committee, New Hampshire House
External links
- NH House of Representatives roster
- Find your NH legislator
- New Hampshire House of Representatives official website
- Project Vote Smart, NH House of Representatives
See also
References
- ↑ NH House of Representatives, House Fast Fact!!
- ↑ "Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund" New Hampshire State Constitution, March 5, 2009
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