Vote Yes on this bill if you want no-cost in-network coverage for proven checkups and state-recommended vaccines, coverage out-of-network when no in-network option exists, clear state authority to issue vaccine guidance, and steady funding so kids get vaccines free, without forcing anyone to get shots.

Organizations that support this bill may include public health associations, medical and nursing societies, hospitals and clinics, immunization coalitions, women’s and pediatric health groups, and patient and consumer advocates.

Vote No on this bill if you want to limit the state's ability to set vaccine guidance without formal rulemaking, keep preventive coverage tied mainly to federal standards, and avoid new insurance mandates and assessments that may raise premiums.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include anti-vaccine or medical freedom groups, some health insurers and third-party administrators, and employer or business associations concerned about new mandates, assessments, and costs.