End fluoride in public water
Would prohibit adding fluoride to public drinking water. People should choose for themselves whether to take fluoride, not receive it through the tap.
Bodily autonomy
Prohibit fluoridation of public water
Prohibits fluoridation of the public water supply. It failed in 2025. People should choose for themselves whether to consume fluoride rather than having it added to everyone’s water.
Prohibit geoengineering and cloud seeding
Prohibits geoengineering, including cloud seeding, weather modification, excessive radio waves and microwave radiation. It failed in 2025. No one should be exposed to deliberate atmospheric interventions without their consent.
Ban artificial water fluoridation
Bans artificial fluoridation in municipal water. People should decide for themselves what goes into their bodies, including through tap water.
Let Somerset stop water fluoridation
Allows the town of Somerset to prohibit water fluoridation, with local approval received. It has passed one chamber. Communities should be free to choose whether to add fluoride to their water.
Exempt all from COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Exempts all persons, including health care and emergency services personnel, from COVID-19 vaccine requirements. It failed in 2025. No one should have to accept a vaccine to keep their job or serve their community.
Let patients choose their blood donor
Establishes an individual’s right to select a willing blood donor, including directed and autologous donations. It also protects physicians who facilitate those donations. Patients should have a say in what goes into their own bodies.
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.
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.
Water fluoridation law
Provides relative to water fluoridation. CODR is reviewing how this law affects fluoride in Louisiana’s water.