What an LSR is, and how to read one here.

Every request — number, bill type, title, and sponsors — is read from the General Court's LSR list once a day. Nothing is edited: titles appear exactly as filed, including the drafting convention of starting with "relative to". A request that later disappears from the list keeps its page here, marked with the last date it was confirmed.

The withdrawn-requests list on the same site has been returning a server error since at least September 2026. The sync tries it every day and records withdrawals when the page comes back.

Each request carries one to three issue tags from a fixed list of 16, so a reader can pull up everything on housing or elections without guessing at keywords. The list:

• Education — K-12 funding, curriculum, EFAs, CTE, kindergarten
• Elections & Voting — Primaries, ranked-choice voting, recall, ballot procedures
• Housing, Zoning & Land Use — Rent, zoning, planning boards, manufactured homes, property ownership
• Taxes & State Revenue — BPT/BET, education property tax, exemptions, fees, state contributions
• Energy & Environment — Data centers, PFAS, packaging, net metering, pesticides, shoreland
• Law Enforcement & Public Safety — Police conduct, surveillance, offenders, first responders
• Courts & Legal Process — Appeals, grand juries, DOJ, impeachment, remedies, right to counsel
• Health Care — Coverage, providers, medical records, public health
• Civil Rights & Personal Liberty — Marriage, gender, survivor rights, speech, bodily autonomy
• Labor & Employment — Wages, work week, employment protections
• Consumer Protection — Fees, subscriptions, disclosures, business practices
• Agriculture, Animals & Wildlife — Livestock, meat, hunting, seeds
• Transportation & Motor Vehicles — Motorcycles, license plates, roads
• Legislature & Government Ethics — Legislator pay/privileges, lobbying, right-to-know, boards, state property
• Foreign Influence & International — Foreign ownership, gifts, judgments, divestment, counterintelligence
• Local & Regional — Bills specific to a town, harbor, or region

Every request is headed by a short plain-English headline, marked AIAI-generated, with the official title beneath it in italics. The headline was written by a language model (Claude) from the title alone, because titles as filed ("relative to the percentage of revenue from the business enterprise tax deposited into the education trust fund") are drafting language, not reading language. The official title is always shown; the headline never replaces it.

Tags come from two places, and the page always says which. Tags with a plain border were assigned by an editor. Tags with a dashed border and a mark were assigned by a language model (Claude) reading the title alone, with the editor's tagged requests as its worked examples; hovering a machine tag shows the model's one-line reason and its own confidence. When an editor tags a request, the model's tags for it are replaced entirely.

Treat a machine tag as a convenience, not an authority. A title such as "relative to fees" can belong to several categories, and the model has only those few words to go on. The request's own title is always shown; the tags never replace it.

The whole record is available as JSON at /lsrs.json, refreshed with every sync. When a request is drafted and numbered, the bill itself will appear on the NH Bill Briefing, and public testimony on it in the testimony search.