Louisiana
Louisiana
Louisiana bill to bar vaccine status checks at public buildings did not pass
Louisiana's 2026 session enacted laws on water fluoridation and on compelled speech involving pronouns, while bills on vaccine status, parental rights, and informed consent did not pass. In 2025 the state enacted a free exercise of religion law and urged Congress to investigate geoengineering.
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Water fluoridation law
Provides relative to water fluoridation.
CODR is reviewing how this law affects fluoride in Louisiana's water.
Protect people from compelled pronoun speech
Prohibits intentional discrimination based on compelled speech regarding certain pronouns, names, or honorifics.
No one should be forced to say what violates their conscience.
Ban vaccine status checks at public buildings
Would prohibit the use of vaccine status to determine admission to public buildings.
No one should be shut out of public buildings because of their medical choices.
Parental rights constitutional amendment
A proposed constitutional amendment relative to parental rights.
CODR is watching how this amendment would define parents' rights.
Free exercise of religion law
Provides relative to the free exercise of religion.
CODR is reviewing how this law affects religious liberty in Louisiana.
Ask Congress to investigate geoengineering
A resolution memorializing Congress to investigate geoengineering in Louisiana. Adopted in 2025.
People deserve to know what is being released into the air they breathe.
Require informed consent for medical interventions
Relates to informed consent for medical interventions.
Every person has the right to informed consent before any medical intervention.