Committee Summary for House Executive Departments and Administration (03/03/2026)

Bill/Time	Type	Title	Sponsor
HB1675 0946H 00:06:27.031 - 12:01:58 PM	Executive Session	establishing a commission to investigate the New Hampshire Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence and requiring funding only be provided for the direct services materially benefitting survivors of sexual and domestic assault.	Read, Ellen(D)[D]2025
HB1609 02078 00:06:27.031 - 12:01:58 PM	Executive Session	limiting the use of state, county, and municipal funds and property for construction and operation of certain immigrant detention facilities.	Meuse, David(D)[F]2025
HB1211 0906h 00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM	Executive Session	relative to the scope of review of state agency interpretations.	Kofalt, Jim(R)[A+]2025
HB1616 0903h 00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM	Executive Session	prohibiting state agencies and political subdivisions from advertising or expending funds to advertise vaccines in the state of New Hampshire.	Comtois, Barbara(R)[B+]2025
HB1788 0453h 00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM	Executive Session	holding state contracts with DEI provisions to be void as a matter or law and establishing a right of action for taxpayers where public entities or state agencies engage with contracts with DEI provisions.	Nalevanko, Rich(R)[B+]2025
CACR26 01:01:56.809 - 12:57:27 PM	Executive Session	the powers of the governor. the governor shall not call up the national guard without the approval of the executive council.	Howard, Heath(D)[F]2025
HB1438 2026-0910h 01:05:00.000 - 1:00:31 PM	Executive Session	requiring mental health caseworkers to report instances of animal abuse by their clients.	Read, Ellen(D)[D]2025
HB1004 01:13:00.000 - 1:08:31 PM	Executive Session	exempting certain dwelling units from automatic sprinkler system requirements.	Drew, Matt(R)[A+]2025
HB1312 0390h 01:15:00.000 - 1:10:31 PM	Executive Session	relative to the authority of various boards.	Layon, Erica(R)[A+]2025
HB1519 01:23:28.184 - 1:18:59 PM	Executive Session	relative to the term of office and mandatory retirement age for the adjutant general for department of military affairs and veterans services.	Moffett, Michael(R)[B+]2025
HB1617 01:26:00.000 - 1:21:31 PM	Executive Session	relative to enhancing business development and economic investment opportunities.	Wherry, Robert(R)[A-]2025
HB1407 01:28:00.000 - 1:23:31 PM	Executive Session	enabling veterinary technicians to provide rabies vaccinations while indirectly supervised by a veterinarian.	Long, Patrick(D)[D]2025
HB1261 01:33:00.000 - 1:28:31 PM	Executive Session	relative to the administrative procedure act.	Layon, Erica(R)[A+]2025
HB1286 0914h 01:38:28.184 - 1:33:59 PM	Executive Session	relative to the practice of dentistry and when x-rays are required.	Drago, Mike(R)[A-]2025
HB1506 0609h 02:08:26.065 - 2:03:57 PM	Executive Session	creating an exception to the restricted uses of artificial intelligence by state agencies.	Cormen, Thomas(D)[F]2025
HB1506 1024h 02:23:26.065 - 2:18:57 PM	Executive Session	creating an exception to the restricted uses of artificial intelligence by state agencies.	Cormen, Thomas(D)[F]2025
HB1675 0946h 02:33:00.000 - 2:28:31 PM	Executive Session	establishing a commission to investigate the New Hampshire Coalition Against Sexual and Domestic Violence and requiring funding only be provided for the direct services materially benefitting survivors of sexual and domestic assault.	Read, Ellen(D)[D]2025
HB1438 1024h 02:39:00.000 - 2:34:31 PM	Executive Session	requiring mental health caseworkers to report instances of animal abuse by their clients.	Read, Ellen(D)[D]2025

HB1675 0946H: Chair Information Only00:06:27.031 - 12:01:58 PM; Opens executive session on HB 1675 and moves amendment 0946H, explaining it clarifies the coordinator of the domestic violence grant fund is subject to RSA 91-A with exemptions for privacy, requires annual report from DHHS on funded programs, and from DOJ on Victims Assistance Fund to ensure transparency and accountability in state contracts.
HB1675 0946H: Representative Bailey Information Only00:06:27.031 - 12:01:58 PM; Leads the pledge of allegiance.
HB1675 0946H: Unidentified Representative Information Only00:06:27.031 - 12:01:58 PM; Asks for clarification that the grant program covers all organizations receiving aid for domestic violence victims under DHHS.
HB1675 0946H: Sponsor (likely Chair or mover) Information Only00:06:27.031 - 12:01:58 PM; Confirms the amendment applies to all recipients under DHHS and recesses with pending motion to adopt amendment due to absent members.
HB1675 0946H: Sponsor Information Only00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM; Provides detailed explanation of the replace-all amendment: subjects grant coordinator to 91-A with exemptions, requires comprehensive annual reports from DHHS and DOJ on grant programs including oversight, performance, and outcomes to ensure statutory compliance and victim services.
HB1675 0946H: Unidentified Representative Oppose00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM; Expresses uncertainty if this is the right vehicle for addressing victim service issues and plans to vote against OTPA.
HB1675 0946H: Representative Kelly Support00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM; Supports the bill due to 98% public funding, emphasizing the need for sunlight and transparency on tax dollars spent.
HB1609 02078: Representative Thiebaud Oppose00:06:27.031 - 12:01:58 PM; Moves ITL on HB 1609.
HB1609 02078: Representative Derry Oppose00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Seconds the motion and speaks in favor of ITL, arguing against handcuffing the state from complying with federal immigration enforcement and allowing counties to sell property to DHS for revenue.
HB1609 02078: Representative Howard Support00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Supports HB 1609, citing Stratford County debates on ICE detention funding, emphasizing need for profit from 287G contracts rather than taxpayer burden, and urges overturning ITL for OTPA with amendment.
HB1609 02078: Chair Information Only00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Notes amendment 02078 from Reps. Musen and Grota, clarifies it allows existing 287G agreements to continue.
HB1609 02078: Representative Howard Support00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Disagrees that amendment changes Stratford County's situation, stresses mandating full federal payment to protect local taxpayers.
HB1609 02078: Representative Davis Oppose00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Acknowledges federal funding issues but states the bill does not require full federal contribution to counties.
HB1609 02078: Representative Bailey Oppose00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Invites others to vote against the budget including this and supports local control.
HB1609 02078: Representative Grota Support00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Requests courtesy to introduce amendment 02078, explains it defines funds and ensures federal payment for facilities, emphasizing transparency and preventing use of NH revenues for federal programs.
HB1609 02078: Representative Sellers Oppose00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Expresses concern about subsidizing ICE detainees at low rates in Stratford County, urges no vote on ITL for local control.
HB1609 02078: Representative Howard Support00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Agrees with Rep. Bailey on low payments, supports bill to mandate revenue from future contracts to avoid tax burdens.
HB1609 02078: Representative DeRoy Oppose00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Argues for management and accountability rather than legislation, opposes restricting local decisions.
HB1609 02078: Representative Pearson Oppose00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Cites Rockingham County's rejection of ICE contract after negotiation, argues against prohibitions that handcuff local entities.
HB1609 02078: Clerk Vote00:21:27.031 - 12:16:58 PM; Calls roll on ITL motion: 9 yes (ITL), 7 no.
HB1211 0906h: Chair Information Only00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM; Opens executive session on HB 1211, moves amendment 0906h which clarifies language from 'it' to 'statute, regulation or subregulatory document', adds to RSA 21 statutory construction, and refines tie-breaker to maximize liberty for individuals impacted by state actions rather than general liberty.
HB1211 0906h: Representative Slosky Support00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM; Seconds the motion to adopt amendment.
HB1211 0906h: Representative DeRoy Support00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM; Agrees the explanation covers the amendment adequately.
HB1211 0906h: Chair Support00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM; Moves OTPA with amendment 0906h, explains it aligns with Loper Bright decision ending Chevron deference for de novo interpretation.
HB1211 0906h: Representative Grota Support00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM; Seconds the OTPA motion.
HB1211 0906h: Clerk Vote00:36:27.031 - 12:31:58 PM; Calls roll on amendment adoption: 15-0 yes. Calls roll on OTPA with amendment: 16-0 yes.
HB1616 0903h: Representative DeRoy Support00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Moves amendment 0903h to prohibit state agencies or subdivisions from using funds for vaccine advertising and require state-produced educational materials to include risks and benefits.
HB1616 0903h: Unidentified Representative Support00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Seconds the motion and clarifies amendment limits only state-produced materials, not those from manufacturers or others.
HB1616 0903h: Representative Howard Information Only00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Questions who decides the risks printed on educational materials.
HB1616 0903h: Representative DeRoy Information Only00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Explains risks are based on FDA approvals of vaccines.
HB1616 0903h: Representative DeRoy Support00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Moves OTPA with amendment.
HB1616 0903h: Unidentified Representative Support00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Seconds the OTPA motion.
HB1616 0903h: Representative Howard Oppose00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Opposes OTPA, argues promoting vaccines via herd immunity benefits communities, including non-vaccinated, and limiting advertising hinders public health efforts like during COVID.
HB1616 0903h: Representative DeVries Oppose00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Opposes bill due to ongoing measles outbreaks, emphasizing public health benefits of vaccine promotion.
HB1616 0903h: Representative DeRoy Support00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Clarifies bill prevents subsidizing big pharma profits, not all advertising.
HB1616 0903h: Clerk Vote00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Calls roll on amendment: 9-7 yes. Calls roll on OTPA with amendment: 9-7 yes.
HB1616 0903h: Representative Grota Oppose00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Will write minority report of ITL.
HB1788 0453h: Representative DeRoy Support00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Moves amendment 0453h requiring courts to void contracts with DEI provisions and allowing citizens to sue entities failing to investigate such contracts.
HB1788 0453h: Unidentified Representative Support00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Seconds the motion and notes amendment changes 'taxpayer' to 'citizen' for standing clarity.
HB1788 0453h: Clerk Vote00:46:56.809 - 12:42:27 PM; Calls roll on amendment adoption: 9-7 yes.
CACR26: Representative Howard Oppose01:01:56.809 - 12:57:27 PM; Spoke against the pending inexpedient to legislate (ITL) motion, emphasizing the importance of keeping National Guard troops in New Hampshire for state emergencies like natural disasters, citing examples such as Hurricane Katrina and recent activations due to Iranian strikes. Highlighted the need for checks and balances on deployments, referencing concerns about executive council actions and potential impeachments.
CACR26: Unnamed Representative Information Only01:03:30.000 - 12:59:01 PM; Expressed support for the Defend the Guard concept but noted fundamental execution issues with the CACR, declining to vote positively on it.
CACR26: Clerk Vote01:04:00.000 - 12:59:31 PM; Called the roll on the ITL motion, which passed 13-3. Objected to consent calendar; minority report of Ought to Pass as Struck (OTPAS) to be written.
HB1438 2026-0910h: Representative (Chair) Information Only01:05:00.000 - 1:00:31 PM; Opened executive session with pending ITL motion, which was withdrawn. Discussed amendment changing 'shall' to 'may' for reporting. Recessed multiple times to distribute and correct amendment copies.
HB1438 2026-0910h: Representative DeRoy Support01:08:28.184 - 1:03:59 PM; Moved the amendment 2026-0910h, explaining it changes 'shall' to 'may' to give mental health workers discretion in reporting animal abuse observed in clients.
HB1438 2026-0910h: Representative Grota Information Only01:10:00.000 - 1:05:31 PM; Pointed out additional changes in the amendment on lines 9 and 16 regarding how reports are discharged, confirming comparison to original bill.
HB1438 2026-0910h: Unnamed Representative Information Only01:12:00.000 - 1:07:31 PM; Suggested potentially simplifying the amendment to focus on one section but decided to proceed after discussion; recessed to get correct amendment.
HB1004: Representative (Chair) Support01:13:00.000 - 1:08:31 PM; Moved and seconded interim study motion to work with stakeholders on safe, affordable housing options without sprinklers, considering complications from single stairway allowance.
HB1004: Representative Grota Support01:13:30.000 - 1:09:01 PM; Seconded the motion without additional comments.
HB1004: Clerk Vote01:14:00.000 - 1:09:31 PM; Called the roll; motion passed 16-0, placed on consent calendar.
HB1312 0390h: Representative (Chair) Support01:15:00.000 - 1:10:31 PM; Moved amendment 0390h to clarify subcommittees for boards under OPLC and moved Ought to Pass (OTP) with amendment, explaining it cleans up statutes from JELCAR issues and legacy language on optometrist prescriptions.
HB1312 0390h: Representative Grota Support01:15:30.000 - 1:11:01 PM; Seconded both motions without additional comments.
HB1312 0390h: Clerk Vote01:17:00.000 - 1:12:31 PM; Called the roll; amendment adopted 16-0, OTP passed 16-0, placed on consent calendar.
HB1519: Unnamed Representative Support01:23:28.184 - 1:18:59 PM; Moved ITL, arguing changes are unnecessary and ineffective.
HB1519: Unnamed Representative Support01:24:00.000 - 1:19:31 PM; Seconded and explained the bill could extend terms rather than reduce them, up to age 68 instead of 64, and is not convinced of necessity.
HB1519: Clerk Vote01:25:00.000 - 1:20:31 PM; Called the roll; ITL passed 16-0, placed on consent calendar.
HB1617: Representative DeRoy Support01:26:00.000 - 1:21:31 PM; Moved interim study, stating the bill needs work.
HB1617: Representative Grota Support01:26:30.000 - 1:22:01 PM; Seconded, noting it is not ready for prime time.
HB1617: Clerk Vote01:27:00.000 - 1:22:31 PM; Called the roll; passed 16-0, placed on consent calendar.
HB1407: Representative Kelly Support01:28:00.000 - 1:23:31 PM; Moved OTP, explaining vet techs already perform this under indirect supervision in practice and other states; bill legalizes it.
HB1407: Representative DeVries Information Only01:29:00.000 - 1:24:31 PM; Expressed concern about lack of licensing board for vet techs, but was convinced after discussion that administrative rules already define and require qualifications, no amendment needed.
HB1407: Representative Grota Information Only01:30:00.000 - 1:25:31 PM; Clarified that veterinary technician is defined in rules with recent changes requiring schooling and certification; bill aligns without conflicting statute.
HB1407: Representative Nalavanko Support01:31:00.000 - 1:26:31 PM; Shared anecdote from daughter who is a vet; noted practice already occurs with veterinarian responsibility.
HB1407: Clerk Vote01:32:00.000 - 1:27:31 PM; Called the roll; OTP passed 16-0, placed on consent calendar; Kelly to write report.
HB1261: Representative (Chair) Support01:33:00.000 - 1:28:31 PM; Moved interim study to clarify legislative intent on vacation and sickness periods, noting twin Senate bill for further work.
HB1261: Representative Grota Information Only01:38:28.184 - 1:33:59 PM; Began to speak on further discussion but transcript cuts off.
HB1261: Clerk Vote01:34:00.000 - 1:29:31 PM; Motion passed (vote details not fully transcribed).
HB1286 0914h: Unnamed Representative Support01:38:28.184 - 1:33:59 PM; Moved amendment addressing concerns from Dental Board by allowing waivers for x-rays if conflicting with standard of care.
HB1286 0914h: Representative Nalavanko Support01:39:00.000 - 1:34:31 PM; Shared anecdotal story about early x-ray dangers to emphasize intent to reduce unnecessary exposure.
HB1286 0914h: Representative Pearson Support01:40:00.000 - 1:35:31 PM; As former radiation safety officer, noted modern x-rays are safer; supported amendment as it avoids mandating practices and allows dentists to deny patients refusing x-rays.
HB1286 0914h: Representative Howard Oppose01:41:00.000 - 1:36:31 PM; Raised concerns about misdiagnosis without x-rays and potential legal actions against dentists despite waivers.
HB1286 0914h: Representative (Chair) Information Only01:42:00.000 - 1:37:31 PM; Clarified current law prohibits care without x-rays; bill allows treatment with waiver in some cases.
HB1286 0914h: Representative DeVries Support01:43:00.000 - 1:38:31 PM; Supported bill but noted construction issues with waiver language not fully waiving causes of action.
HB1286 0914h: Representative Pearson Information Only01:44:00.000 - 1:39:31 PM; Noted practices create their own waivers, avoiding state-mandated forms.
HB1286 0914h: Representative Sellers Support01:45:00.000 - 1:40:31 PM; Moved OTP with amendment, noting discussion covered it.
HB1286 0914h: Clerk Vote01:46:00.000 - 1:41:31 PM; Called roll; amendment adopted 16-0, OTP passed 14-2, placed on consent calendar.
HB1506 0609h: Representative Grota Support02:08:26.065 - 2:03:57 PM; Moved amendment 0609h to narrow exemption to RSA 5-D:4,I for irreversible AI decisions, e.g., countering cyber attacks quickly.
HB1506 0609h: Representative Slache Oppose02:09:00.000 - 2:04:31 PM; Questioned amendment's benefit, focusing on unchangeable outcomes; concerned about exemptions for benefits denial or 911 automation.
HB1506 0609h: Representative Schmidt Support02:10:00.000 - 2:05:31 PM; Explained need for AI speed in attacks; human intervention impossible in real-time scenarios.
HB1506 0609h: Representative Howard Support02:11:00.000 - 2:06:31 PM; Supported exemptions with scrutiny from IT Commissioner and Executive Council for countering attacks like DDoS or spam.
HB1506 0609h: Representative Darji Support02:12:00.000 - 2:07:31 PM; Clarified exemption allows AI irreversible acts pre-approved for system protection during attacks.
HB1506 0609h: Representative Malavanca Information Only02:13:00.000 - 2:08:31 PM; Raised real-life AI error example in Kuwait jets incident.
HB1506 0609h: Representative Slattery Oppose02:14:00.000 - 2:09:31 PM; Agreed with concerns on irreversible decisions by AI.
HB1506 0609h: Representative Pearson Oppose02:15:00.000 - 2:10:31 PM; Unconvinced of amendment's effect; sought clearer examples and understanding of RSA 5-D implications.
HB1506 0609h: Representative (Chair) Information Only02:16:00.000 - 2:11:31 PM; Preferred legislative oversight; open to cyber attack focus but saw risks.
HB1506 0609h: Representative Corman Information Only02:17:00.000 - 2:12:31 PM; Explained original intent for human review of irreversible AI decisions, e.g., no AI shooting in hostage situations; agreed AI should not decide on shooting planes.
HB1506 1024h: Unidentified Representative Support02:23:26.065 - 2:18:57 PM; The representative suggests withdrawing the current motion and instead moving for an interim study on the bill to allow the committee more time to understand AI, noting varying levels of comfort and knowledge among members. They express personal discomfort with AI but emphasize its importance, and recommend inviting the Director of Information Technology, Mr. Goulet, to provide additional input, as relying on one person's perspective feels uncomfortable.
HB1506 1024h: Unidentified Representative Support02:24:00.000 - 2:19:31 PM; Agrees that the interim study suggestion makes sense, especially since Dr. Korman is an expert in algorithms but not AI, and suggests getting an AI expert, possibly the commissioner.
HB1506 1024h: Representative Tom Schmidt Information Only02:25:00.000 - 2:20:31 PM; Comments that Commissioner Goulet might be an AI expert and notes that Goulet supported the original bill, as they worked on it together.
HB1506 1024h: Representative Korman Support02:26:00.000 - 2:21:31 PM; Confirms that they worked on the bill with Goulet, who bought into the original version.
HB1506 1024h: Representative Schmidt Support02:27:00.000 - 2:22:31 PM; Agrees to withdraw the second to the motion and expresses willingness to follow the committee's direction to make the best decision.
HB1506 1024h: Representative Reeves Information Only02:28:00.000 - 2:23:31 PM; Asks whether a decision on the bill must be made today, as a new member unfamiliar with the process.
HB1506 1024h: Chair Support02:29:00.000 - 2:24:31 PM; Explains that the decision can be made today or tomorrow but highlights the complexity of the issue and the tight timeline with a hearing scheduled, endorsing the interim study as important.
HB1506 1024h: Representative Grota Support02:30:00.000 - 2:25:31 PM; Moves for an interim study on the bill.
HB1506 1024h: Representative Schmidt Support02:30:30.000 - 2:26:01 PM; Seconds the motion for interim study.
HB1506 1024h: Chair Support02:31:00.000 - 2:26:31 PM; Notes comfort with the interim study approach, avoiding killing the bill or advancing a version without full understanding.
HB1506 1024h: Committee Vote Vote02:32:00.000 - 2:27:31 PM; The committee votes to adopt amendment 1024h to HB 1506 for interim study, passing 15-1 with Representative DeVries voting no. It is placed on the consent calendar.
HB1675 0946h: Representative Juris Oppose02:33:00.000 - 2:28:31 PM; Moves to reconsider the vote on the prevailing side and change their vote from yea to nay on HB 1675.
HB1675 0946h: Committee Vote Vote02:35:00.000 - 2:30:31 PM; Reconsideration passes by voice vote. The committee then votes on ought to pass with amendment 0946h, passing 15-1 with Representative Sellers voting no. The amendment is adopted 15-1.
HB1438 1024h: Representative Kelly Support02:39:00.000 - 2:34:31 PM; Moves ought to pass with amendment 1024h. Speaks in support, noting initial reservations but now strongly favoring it due to the change from 'shall' to 'may,' emphasizing that animal cruelty is horrific and impacts people, including spouses and children, and society must address it.
HB1438 1024h: Representative Pearson Support02:40:00.000 - 2:35:31 PM; Seconds the motion. Supports the bill, citing the well-established correlation between animal abuse and child abuse, and agrees that the 'shall' to 'may' change improves it.
HB1438 1024h: Representative Sellers Oppose02:41:00.000 - 2:36:31 PM; Opposes the bill due to concerns over breaching patient confidentiality; notes that individuals seeking therapy expect privacy when sharing feelings, and this bill would undermine that.
HB1438 1024h: Representative Howard Support02:42:00.000 - 2:37:31 PM; Supports the bill, acknowledging confidentiality concerns but arguing that animal abuse is a serious crime warranting reporting, unlike minor crimes like shoplifting. Trusts therapists to report only when there's substantial reason.
HB1438 1024h: Representative Kelly Information Only02:43:00.000 - 2:38:31 PM; Points out that confidentiality does not apply to child abuse reporting, and similarly, people may initially not know the law here, but it was the same when child abuse reporting was introduced.
HB1438 1024h: Representative Juris Information Only02:44:00.000 - 2:39:31 PM; Explains that mental health onboarding documents and online portals typically inform patients about mandatory reporting for issues like child abuse, and this bill would likely be included in such disclosures along with questions about family and past issues.
HB1438 1024h: Representative DeVries Support02:45:00.000 - 2:40:31 PM; Notes that confidentiality privileges have exceptions for public policy reasons, such as in marital or attorney-client relationships. Highlights the strong correlation between animal abuse and abuse of others, deems animal abuse inherently bad, and supports the bill as an animal lover.
HB1438 1024h: Committee Vote Vote02:46:00.000 - 2:41:31 PM; The committee votes ought to pass with amendment 1024h on HB 1438, passing 15-1 with Representative Sellers voting no. It is placed on the consent calendar.

Layon, Erica(Chairman)(R)[A+]2025	Sytek, John(Clerk)(R)[B-]2025	Slottje, Jeremy(V Chairman)(R)[A+]2025
Schmidt, Peter(D)[F]2025	Thibault, James(R)[A]2025	Howard, Heath(D)[F]2025
Sellers, John(R)[A-]2025	de Vries, Erica(D)[CT]2025	Dargie, Paul(D)[F]2025
Davis, Fred(D)[D-]2025	Bailey, Glenn(R)[A+]2025	Kelley, Diane(R)[A-]2025
Pearson, Stephen(R)[B-]2025	Grote, Jaci(D)[CT]2025	Long, Patrick(D)[D]2025
DeRoy, Susan(R)[A-]2025