Repeal childhood vaccine requirements
Would repeal statutory immunization requirements for children. Killed in the House. Parents should make vaccine decisions for their children.
Medical freedom
Informed consent for vaccination
Establishes the “Informed Consent for Vaccination Act,” revising requirements for administering vaccines to patients. Every family deserves full information and genuine consent before any vaccine is given.
Limit COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Restricts the establishment of COVID-19 vaccination mandates and establishes a reimbursement program for certain out-of-pocket costs of obtaining a COVID-19 vaccine. No one should be forced to accept a vaccine to keep a job or take part in public life.
Right to try individualized treatments
Establishes the “New Jersey Right to Try for Individualized Treatments Act.” A related bill would let terminally ill patients access certain investigational and off-label treatments. Patients and their doctors, not regulators, should decide whether to pursue promising treatments.
Immunization rules and recommendations law
The bill addresses immunization rules and recommendations in New Mexico and was signed into law on October 8, 2025. Any change to how the state sets vaccine recommendations affects families’ choices, so CODR is watching how it is implemented.
Right to try individualized treatments
The Right To Try Individualized Treatments Act would expand access to individualized treatments. It was postponed indefinitely in 2026. Patients facing serious illness should be free to try treatments with their doctors.
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.
Notify families of vaccine exemptions
Directs the department of health and human services to provide notice of medical and religious exemptions from immunization requirements, and addresses notice of drug pricing options. Families should be clearly told about the exemptions available to them.
Expand right to try
Relates to the practice of pharmacy and permits treatment of certain severe illness under the right to try act. Seriously ill patients should be free to try treatments with their doctor.
Protect workers and students using exemptions
Would prohibit state Medicaid payments to facilities that discriminate against employees, students, or trainees for exercising lawful medical or religious vaccine exemptions. Referred to interim study. No one should lose a job or education for using a lawful exemption.