Nebraska
Nebraska
Nebraska's medical conscience bill died when the 2025-2026 session ended.
Nebraska lawmakers considered bills on medical conscience objections, licensing midwives, and water fluoridation in the 2025-2026 session, but none of them passed before it ended on April 17, 2026. Several bills that would have taxed services or eliminated sales tax exemptions also failed.
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Protect medical conscience objections
The bill would provide for medical conscience-based objections.
People should be free to decline medical care that violates their conscience.
License midwives in Nebraska
The bill would adopt the Licensed Midwives Practice Act.
Families should have access to licensed midwives and the freedom to choose how and where to give birth.
Change fluoride approval rules
The bill would change provisions relating to the approval and regulation of adding fluoride to the water supply of certain political subdivisions.
People should have a say in what is added to their drinking water; the description does not make the bill's direction clear.
Tax services and end tax exemptions
The bill would eliminate certain sales and use tax exemptions and impose sales and use tax on certain services.
Families and small businesses should not face new taxes on everyday services.
EPIC consumption tax proposal
The bill would adopt the Nebraska EPIC Option Consumption Tax Act and terminate tax provisions. It failed in 2025.
Replacing existing taxes could lower burdens, but the effect depends on details the description does not give.