Arizona
Arizona
Arizona's governor vetoed a ban on vaccine and mask mandates and a parents' bill of rights update
In the 2026 session, the legislature passed bills banning vaccination and mask mandates and adding remedies to the parents' bill of rights, and both were vetoed. Bills to ban a central bank digital currency, end fluoridation, ban weather modification, and stop discrimination over vaccination status did not pass before the session ended.
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Ban vaccine and mask mandates
Prohibits vaccination and mask mandates.
No one should be forced to take a vaccine or wear a mask as a condition of daily life.
Add remedies to parents’ bill of rights
Adds remedies under Arizona's parents' bill of rights.
Parents, not the state, should direct their children's upbringing, and they need a way to enforce that right.
Ban a central bank digital currency
Bans a central bank digital currency in Arizona.
Families should be free to use cash and private money without government tracking of every purchase.
Stop discrimination over vaccination status
Prohibits denial based on vaccination status.
People should not lose access to services or opportunities because of a personal medical decision.
End fluoride in public water
Prohibits fluoride in public water systems. It failed on a Senate third reading vote in March 2026.
People should choose for themselves whether to take fluoride rather than receive it through the water supply.
Medical examiners report vaccine-linked deaths
Addresses reporting by medical examiners related to vaccines.
Better reporting helps vaccine-injured families get recognition and helps the public understand risks.
Ban weather modification
Prohibits climate and weather modification and sets penalties.
Residents should not be subjected to substances released into the air without their consent.