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Minnesota bill would end the conscientious belief exemption to school immunizations
A 2026 Minnesota Senate bill would have prohibited immunization exemptions based on conscientiously held beliefs; it did not pass before the session ended. Other bills that stalled would have protected people who refuse medical interventions for reasons of conscience, ended water fluoridation, allowed raw milk sales, licensed home kitchens, labeled cell-cultured food, covered home births under Medical Assistance, and created a transactional gold and silver act.
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Ban discrimination for refusing medical interventions
Would prohibit discrimination against a person who refuses certain medical interventions for reasons of conscience, including religious convictions.
No one should lose a job or service for declining a medical procedure on grounds of conscience or faith.
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.
Transactional gold and silver act
Would establish a transactional gold and silver act.
People should be free to use sound money like gold and silver in everyday transactions.
End conscience exemptions to school vaccines
Would prohibit use of an immunization exemption based on conscientiously held beliefs.
Parents, not the state, should make vaccine decisions for their children, and conscience exemptions protect that right.
Label cell-cultured food
Would define cell-cultured food and require labels identifying products that contain it.
Families deserve to know whether the food they buy was grown in a lab.
Cover home births under Medical Assistance
Would require Medical Assistance to cover birth services provided at home.
Mothers should be able to choose home birth regardless of income.
License home kitchen food businesses
Would create a microenterprise home kitchen operation license.
Home cooks should be able to sell meals to their neighbors without costly commercial kitchens.
Legalize raw milk sales
Would authorize sales of unpasteurized milk.
Families should be free to buy raw milk directly from the farmers they trust.