Right to Refuse State Bills Passed
Check out the state bills in your state that were successfully passed into law during Covid 2020-2025 that protect your right to refuse health or medical mandates and protect your right to make your own medical decisions during health emergencies. Some states successfully passed bills, others did not.
The Right to Refuse national campaign during 2020-2025 tracked state legislation and state health freedom groups working to protect the right to refuse mandates. The Right to Refuse campaign is no longer tracking introduced bills, but it is still active and hosts a bi-weekly Right to Refuse zoom call for health freedom leaders. Click here for more information.
Prevention of Illegal Health Mandates
Prevention of illegal health mandates during Covid was the purpose and impetus for the launch of the national Right to Refuse project. Concerns included mandates regarding masking, social distancing, vaccination requirements for employment or education, family visitation of sick relatives, business closures, community functions and gatherings, and more.
Sample of Successful Bills for Right to Refuse 2020-2025
Schools may not impose mask mandate in 4 states: Iowa, Utah, Texas, New Hampshire
Health care providers may not refuse care based on vaccine status in 4 states: New Hampshire, North Dakota, Texas, West Virginia
Broad Medical Freedom Act: Idaho
Right to visitors at a healthcare facility: Idaho, Louisiana
Child’s vaccine status protected in family court: Idaho, Montana
No unwanted genetic procedures (mRNA): Utah
Death certificates to include vaccine status: North Dakota
The World Health Organization and the United Nations have no jurisdiction: Louisiana, Oklahoma, Idaho
In addition to the 93 new Right to Refuse laws passed, 8 Resolutions were passed by 7 legislatures opposing federal overreach and federal vaccine mandates: Alabama, Idaho, Michigan, North Dakota, Ohio, Tennessee, Wyoming