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Wisconsin bill to eliminate the personal conviction vaccine exemption failed in 2026
Wisconsin bills to eliminate the personal conviction exemption from immunizations failed when the 2025-2026 session closed. Resolutions recognizing October as Vaccine Injury Awareness Month also failed. A campus free speech and academic freedom bill was vetoed and the override failed.
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Protect free speech on campus
Addresses free speech and academic freedom at University of Wisconsin and technical college institutions, due process in disciplinary proceedings, and causes of action against their boards.
Students and faculty should be free to speak and debate without fear of punishment.
Keep the personal conviction vaccine exemption
Eliminates the personal conviction exemption from immunization requirements.
Parents, not the state, should decide which vaccines their children receive, including for reasons of conscience.
Vaccine Injury Awareness Month
Recognizes October as Vaccine Injury Awareness Month in Wisconsin.
Families harmed by vaccines deserve to be heard and acknowledged.
Postpartum home visits
Relates to postpartum home visits.
CODR is watching how this bill would affect families after birth and whether visits remain voluntary.