Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania bill would keep mRNA vaccines voluntary, with waivers and informed consent.
Pennsylvania's SB1018 would keep mRNA vaccines voluntary and require informed consent, and bills to end water fluoridation, allow home kitchen food businesses, and exempt National Guard members from vaccines are pending. A bill on the home education program was introduced in May 2026.
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Let home kitchens sell food
The bill would provide for microenterprise home kitchen operations under Pennsylvania's food protection law.
Home cooks should be free to sell food to their neighbors.
Changes to the home education program
The bill would change school board rule publication and provisions on the home education program.
Homeschool families need to know whether this adds or removes requirements; the description does not say.
Keep mRNA vaccines voluntary
The bill provides for a voluntary mRNA vaccine requirement, waivers and informed consent, penalties for employers and entities, and Pennsylvania National Guard requirements.
No one should be pressured into an mRNA vaccine to keep a job or serve.
Informed consent for blood transfusions
The bill would let patients donate and use their own blood and require disclosure of vaccination status in blood transfusions with informed consent.
Patients should have full information and choice about the blood they receive.
Eliminate school property taxes
The bill would eliminate school district property taxes while imposing county and school district taxes and changing sales and use tax provisions.
Ending school property taxes could help homeowners, but the replacement taxes need scrutiny.
End water fluoridation
The bill would prohibit water fluoridation under the Pennsylvania Safe Drinking Water Act.
People should decide for themselves whether to take fluoride.
Vaccine exemption for National Guard
The bill would provide for a vaccine exemption in the Pennsylvania National Guard.
Service members should not have to give up medical freedom to serve.