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North Carolina bill would protect conscientious objections to vaccine mandates
North Carolina's 2025-2026 session has bills to protect conscientious objection to vaccine mandates, expand access to certified professional midwives, allow raw milk consumption, and pass a state Religious Freedom Restoration Act. All are still in committee.
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Expand access to doulas, midwives, and birth centers
Addresses expanded access to doulas and midwives and birth center licensure. In the Senate Rules Committee.
More birth options give families real choice.
Label lab-grown meat
Addresses misbranding of cell-cultured meat. Referred to the House Commerce Committee.
Consumers deserve to know whether their meat was grown in a lab.
Require 3-year FDA approval for new childhood vaccines
Addresses a three-year FDA approval period for new childhood vaccines. Referred to the House Health Committee.
Families deserve a longer safety record before new vaccines are required for children.
NC Religious Freedom Restoration Act
Would enact a North Carolina Religious Freedom Restoration Act. In the House Rules Committee.
Government should not burden the free exercise of faith without a compelling reason.
Allow raw milk consumption
Provides an option for raw milk consumption. In the House Rules Committee.
Families should be free to buy raw milk directly from farmers they trust.
Expand access to certified professional midwives
The Accessing Certified Professional Midwives Act. In the Senate Rules Committee.
Families should be free to choose a certified professional midwife and home birth.
Protect conscientious objection to vaccine mandates
Addresses conscientious objections to vaccine mandates. Referred to the House Health Committee.
No one should be forced to choose between their conscience and a mandate.
University Vaccination Freedom Act
Addresses vaccination freedom at universities. Referred to the House Health Committee.
Students should not have to accept a vaccine to get an education.