Oregon
Oregon
Oregon's bill banning medical mandates and immunity passports died in committee.
Oregon's SB383, which would have barred required vaccinations and immunity passports, died in committee in 2025, as did a bill limiting minors' health care decisions without parents. A 2026 bill to label lab-grown and plant-based protein products also failed.
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Label lab-grown and plant-based meat
The bill would make plant-based, insect-based or lab-grown protein products misbranded if labels suggest meat or eggs without disclosing otherwise. It failed in 2026.
Shoppers deserve to know what is in their food.
Let physical therapists give vaccines
The law changes physical therapy rules, including authorizing physical therapists to administer vaccines to specified individuals. It took effect in 2025.
Expanding who administers vaccines makes informed consent more important.
Ban medical mandates and immunity passports
The bill would prohibit public bodies and private entities from requiring an experimental medical intervention, vaccination, or immunity passport, and from discriminating against people who decline.
No one should be forced to accept medical care they do not want.
Restore parental consent for minors’ care
The bill would limit minors who can consent to health care without a parent to those who are emancipated.
Parents should be involved in their children's medical decisions.
School law changes incl. homeschool credit
The bill makes many school law changes, including on vaccines and notice to parents, and creates tax credits for private and home school costs.
Tax credits for home school costs could help families, but this broad bill needs watching.