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Bill SummaryAK SB 281 creates a broad package of reforms to strengthen rural health care access by pairing a new Rural Health Transformation Program structure with multiple interstate licensing compacts and updated provider practice rules. The bill formally establishes the...

Bill Summary SB 805 requires all public schools, including charter schools, to schedule at least 60 minutes of recess every school day for students in grades K–6 starting in the 2026‑27 school year, and allows up to all 60 of those minutes to count toward Wisconsin’s...

Bill SummaryTN SB 1979 (now Public Chapter 598) requires every local education agency and public charter school in Tennessee to administer the reestablished Presidential Fitness Test to students to assess strength, endurance, and flexibility. The test is tied to the...

Bill SummaryHB1811 repeals all statutory immunization requirements for children in New Hampshire. The bill eliminates mandatory vaccinations for school and childcare enrollment, converting all immunization recommendations to purely advisory status. It removes requirements...

Bill SummaryWI AB 810 would have required all Wisconsin public and charter schools to provide at least 60 minutes of recess each school day for students in kindergarten through sixth grade, starting in the 2026–27 school year. The bill defined recess as supervised,...

Bill SummaryIL SB 2281, the Land Conservation Incentives Act, creates a new Illinois income tax credit to reward private landowners who permanently protect land for conservation, open space, and related purposes. For tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2025, a...

Bill SummaryIL HB 4849, the Farmer Tax Benefit Act, creates a powerful new Illinois income tax credit to encourage landowners—especially farmers—to permanently protect their land through conservation. Taxpayers can apply to the Department of Natural Resources for a credit...

Bill SummaryUT HB 440 would have expanded access to school meals and strengthened protections for recess in Utah public schools beginning in the 2026–27 school year. The bill required LEAs participating in the National School Lunch Program to provide lunch at no charge to...

Bill SummaryArizona SB1278 prohibits any person from intentionally injecting, releasing, or dispensing materials within Arizona for the purpose of solar radiation management (defined as altering atmospheric reflectivity to change sunlight reaching Earth). The bill prevents...

Bill SummaryThis bill creates a nine-member Tennessee K-12 Nutrition Task Force to investigate ultra-processed foods (UPFs), artificial dyes, and chemical additives in public school meal programs. The task force will examine how these foods impact student health, including...

Bill SummaryVermont H.61 would prohibit any state agency, employer, business, educational institution, or other entity from interfering with an individual's right to make their own health care decisions, including the right to refuse medical interventions, testing,...

Bill Summary HB 277 amends KRS 158.850 to define “ultra‑processed food” as any food product containing a specified list of additives (including certain synthetic dyes, brominated vegetable oil, potassium bromate, propylparaben, titanium dioxide, and other chemical...

Bill SummaryKY SB 5 makes it easier for Kentucky schools in USDA Child Nutrition Programs to buy Kentucky‑grown agricultural products by defining key terms in KRS Chapter 158 and exempting these purchases from certain state procurement rules, while keeping all other state...

Bill SummaryKY SB 111 requires Kentucky public schools to formalize and expand daily recess and physical activity through a local wellness policy. Each school council (or the principal where no council exists) must adopt a policy that guarantees at least 30 minutes of...

Bill Summary S4227 amends New York’s education law to require more robust physical education in certain elementary and secondary schools, especially in large districts and cities over one million in population. It mandates daily PE with at least 150 minutes per week...

Bill Summary SB 390 requires Kansas schools participating in federal meal programs (lunch, breakfast, etc.) to stop serving foods that contain a specific list of additives—brominated vegetable oil, potassium bromate, propylparaben, azodicarbonamide, titanium dioxide,...

Oppose NY A9648

Bill SummaryA9648 requires that New York children receive certain vaccines according to regulations issued by the State Health Commissioner, who must use generally accepted medical standards and consider recommendations from major medical bodies such as the American Academy...

Oppose NY A09060

Bill Summary A9060 amends education and insurance law so that regulations for administering immunizations can be based not only on CDC’s ACIP recommendations but also on guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Family Physicians, American...

Confirm Dr Casey Means to be the next Surgeon General

Dr. Casey Means, a Stanford-trained physician and leading voice in the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement, was nominated by President Trump for U.S. Surgeon General in May 2025. She champions addressing root causes of chronic disease through better nutrition,...

Do Not Support SB199

Bill SummarySB 199 declares that if a pesticide is registered with the Kentucky Department of Agriculture and carries a label approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under FIFRA, that EPA‑approved label is legally deemed a sufficient warning for any Kentucky...

Do Not Support S8853

Bill SummaryS8853 is a New York State Senate bill dealing with vaccination requirements for children. It provides that children’s required vaccines are to be determined by regulations issued by the New York State Commissioner of Health, and those regulations must be based...

Bill Summary S8723, the New York anti‑mandate act, would prohibit any business operating in New York from denying services, products, venue admission, or transportation to someone because they have—or have not—received a “medical intervention,” including vaccines and...

Support Medical Freedom in Florida and Pass SB1756

Bill SummaryThis bill, titled the Medical Freedom Act, tightens informed-consent rules for childhood vaccination, expands exemptions to school-entry immunization requirements, and formally limits state authority to force vaccination in public health emergencies. It also...

Support Medical Freedom in Florida! Pass HB917

Bill SummaryThis bill, titled the Health Care Medical Freedom Act, bars discrimination against patients based on vaccination status and strengthens informed‑consent requirements around childhood vaccination, including signed acknowledgments and the option of alternative...

Do Not Support SB745

Bill Summary (Simplified)Senate Bill 745 updates West Virginia’s school nutrition law to bar certain additives from meals served in school nutrition programs on a phased schedule and to tighten sugar rules. Beginning August 1, 2025, specified artificial food dyes (including...

Support Amendment 51 and Protect Our Health

Bill Summary H.R. 7567 is the 2026 Farm Bill, reauthorizing and revising a wide range of USDA programs through fiscal year 2031, including commodity supports, crop insurance, conservation, trade, credit, research, forestry, energy, rural development, and nutrition...

Support SB570 and the RHTP

Bill Summary Senate Bill 570 makes a supplemental appropriation of federal funds to the West Virginia Department of Health, Central Office, by adding a new line item—“Rural Health Transformation Program”—to Fund 8802 for fiscal year 2026. The bill authorizes...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 393 prohibits public, independent, and postsecondary schools, as well as tutorial and approved education programs, from requiring students, employees, or members of the public to wear face masks to prevent the spread of pathogens as a condition of...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 69 requires the Vermont Department of Health to submit an annual report to the General Assembly, starting January 15, 2026, summarizing adverse reactions to immunizations reported to the federal Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS),...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 274 amends Vermont’s Patients’ Bill of Rights to add an explicit right that a hospital patient may not be denied admission, care, or services based solely on the patient’s vaccination status.Why It Matters to the Make America Healthy Again MovementThe...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 60 adds “immunization status” – a person’s vaccination history – as a protected characteristic in Vermont’s anti‑discrimination laws for employment, housing, and public accommodations. Employers, landlords, and public accommodation operators would be...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 61 creates a new chapter in Vermont law recognizing each individual’s right to bodily autonomy, to make their own health care decisions, and to accept or refuse any medical intervention, test, treatment, or vaccine based on personal, religious, or...

Do Not Support SB199

Bill SummarySenate Bill 199 provides that any pesticide registered with the Kentucky Department of Agriculture or the U.S. EPA under FIFRA, and bearing an EPA‑approved or FIFRA‑consistent label, is legally deemed a sufficient warning label for any state law claim concerning...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 1527 allows individuals to practice complementary or alternative health care in Maryland without holding a state health‑occupation license, as long as they follow specific limits and disclosure rules. Unlicensed practitioners must clearly inform...

Amend the Federal Farm Bill

Sec. 10205. Uniformity of pesticide labeling requirements. (This provision mandates national uniformity for pesticide labels, preventing states, local governments, or courts from requiring any warnings or packaging that differ from what the EPA has already approved...

Bill SummaryS. 3314 directs the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to expand an existing Veterans Health Administration informed-consent directive, which currently applies to long-term opioid therapy, so that it also covers five additional classes of medications: antipsychotics,...

Bill SummaryH.R. 4737 amends the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to require clear labeling when fruits or vegetables have been treated with certain shelf‑life–extending product coatings. It defines “covered product coatings” as substances applied directly to produce to...

Bill SummaryH.R. 4837, the Written Informed Consent Act, directs the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to update Veterans Health Administration Directive 1005—which currently requires written informed consent only for long-term opioid therapy—so that it also covers five...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 2420 requires Kansas school districts to obtain written parental consent before providing any school-based mental health service to a student, defined as any program or intervention intended to influence a student’s emotional, behavioral, or social...

Do Not Support SB385

Bill Summary Senate Bill 385 (The Vax Act) directs the Maryland Secretary of Health to issue statewide recommendations for immunizations, screenings, and preventive services for infants, children, and adults using “evidence-based” scientific and clinical guidance drawn...

Do Not Support HB637

Bill Summary House Bill 637, “The Vax Act,” requires the Maryland Secretary of Health to issue statewide, evidence‑based recommendations for immunizations, screenings, and preventive services for infants, children, and adults, using guidance from entities such as the...

Bill SummaryThe Iowa Medical Freedom Act rewrites existing law on COVID-19 vaccine proof into a broader protection against discrimination based on whether a person has received any “medical intervention,” defined to include virtually all medical procedures, treatments,...

Remove Section 48

The Free State of Florida should be leading the MAHA movement, not muzzling it. Section 48 of SB 290, the Florida farm bill, creates a special “agricultural disparagement” law that makes it easier for powerful interests to sue citizens, advocates, and small groups who speak...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 103 amends Kentucky’s water fluoridation law to make participation in fluoridation programs optional rather than mandatory for water systems regulated by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services. The governing body of each covered water system gains...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 7 requires the director of the Department of Family Services to request a federal waiver so that SNAP benefits cannot be used to buy “accessory foods,” defined as snack and dessert items like chips, ice cream, cookies, candy, and items that complement...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 60 creates the crime of “criminal atmospheric pollution” in Kentucky by defining “atmospheric contaminant” broadly to include aerosols, chemicals, metals, radiation, and other agents released into the air, while excluding standard aircraft exhaust...

Bill SummaryThis bill creates a new legal framework in Missouri to regulate and largely restrict weather modification activities. It defines weather modification as intentional efforts to alter atmospheric conditions, such as cloud seeding or dispersing substances into the...

Bill SummarySenate Bill 1560, the Oklahoma Medical Freedom Act, defines “medical intervention” broadly to include any procedure, treatment, device, drug, injection, medication, or action taken to diagnose, prevent, or cure disease or alter a person’s health or biological...

Protect Free Speech in Florida

Section 47 supercharges Florida’s veggie-libel statute, letting industrial ag giants and their trade groups sue critics for “disparaging” their products or practices—like pesticide spraying or cane burning—on top of existing defamation rules. This stacks the deck with...

Bill Summary H.R. 7050 amends the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to create a distinct regulatory framework for homeopathic drug products. It defines homeopathic drugs by reference to the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States and related standards, then...

Bill SummarySenate Bill 333 prohibits public water systems in Kansas from adding fluoride to drinking water supplies. It does this by defining what counts as a permissible “water quality additive,” explicitly excluding fluoride from that category, and removing prior...

Do Not Support HB2476

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 2476 provides that federal pesticide warning or labeling requirements are sufficient to meet any pesticide warning or labeling requirements in Kansas. If a pesticide is registered under Kansas or federal law and its label reflects the most recent...

Bill SummaryHouse Bill 2199 establishes in Hawaii law an individual right to bodily autonomy and personal health care decision-making, including the right to accept or refuse any medical intervention, test, treatment, or vaccine based on personal, religious, or...

Bill SummarySenate Bill 8723, the “New York anti-mandate act,” amends the public health law and education law to prohibit businesses, schools, and other entities from denying services, products, admission, or transportation to individuals based on whether they have received...

Bill SummaryThe “Arizona Medical Freedom Act” adds a new section to Arizona’s public health laws to protect individuals from being forced to accept medical interventions as a condition of participation in daily life. It defines “medical intervention” broadly to include any...

Why It Matters to the Make America Healthy Again MovementThe MAHA Movement supports this bill because it encourages schools to prioritize physical fitness and movement—key foundations of lifelong health—without imposing medical mandates or pharmaceutical interventions...

Bill Summary (Simplified)Federal Senate Bill 3427, introduced on December 10, 2025, is a bipartisan bill that creates the Domestic Organic Investment Program under the USDA. It provides grants to U.S.-based certified organic producers, handlers, processors, suppliers, and...

Bill Summary (Simplified)Federal House Bill 6593, introduced on December 10, 2025, creates the Domestic Organic Investment Program under the USDA. It offers grants to U.S. organic producers, cooperatives, processors, and Tribal governments (or those transitioning to...

Bill Summary Wisconsin Senate Bill 174, introduced in 2025 by Senator André Jacque and 11 bipartisan co-sponsors, kicks in only if the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA) stops applying or is no longer enforceable. It would then require Wisconsin health plans to: accept...

Do Not Support HB1634

House Bill 1634, introduced by Representative My-Linh Thai and co-sponsors, expands Washington’s regional school safety centers into a coordinated behavioral health support network for public schools. It directs these centers and a statewide technical assistance hub to help...

Do Not Support HB 809

Tennessee House Bill 809, introduced on February 4, 2025, by Representative Rusty Grills and seven co-sponsors, protects pesticide manufacturers and sellers from civil lawsuits over labeling if the pesticide had an EPA-approved label under federal law (FIFRA) at the time of...

Washington House Bill 1424, introduced in 2025 by Representative Edwin Obras and 18 Democratic co-sponsors, creates an independent Jail Oversight Board in the Governor's office to monitor and improve conditions in city, county, and regional jails statewide. The seven-member...

Do Not Support SB 527

Tennessee Senate Bill 527, introduced in 2025 by Senator John Stevens and two Republican co-sponsors, protects pesticide manufacturers and sellers from civil lawsuits over labeling if the pesticide was registered with both Tennessee agriculture officials and the EPA under...

Do Not Support SF394

Iowa Senate File 394, introduced on April 3, 2025, and referred to Judiciary, changes state law to protect pesticide manufacturers from lawsuits over labeling. If a pesticide has an EPA-approved label under federal law (FIFRA), that label is considered enough to meet...

Do Not Support HB2712

Missouri House Bill 2712, introduced on January 8, 2026, by Representative Dane Diehl, updates pesticide rules so that if a pesticide is registered with the EPA under federal law (FIFRA) or has an EPA-approved label/classification for cancer risks, it automatically...

Wisconsin Assembly Bill 398, introduced in 2025 by Representative Elijah Behnke and 16 co-sponsors (mostly Republicans), requires schools, child care centers, and nursery schools to include a clear waiver procedure on every health-related enrollment form. Under current law,...

Wisconsin Assembly Bill 180, introduced in 2025 by Representative Scott Allen and 20 co-sponsors (mostly Republicans), requires the Department of Health Services to ask the U.S. Department of Agriculture for a waiver to ban buying candy and soft drinks with FoodShare...

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