Reduces state revenue through changes to tax policy.

Limits student exposure to diverse perspectives and represents legislative overreach into local school control.

Allows health care providers to refuse services based on religious beliefs, undermining patient access and church–state separation.

Discourages clean energy adoption and removes local government authority.

Diverts public funds from public schools to private and religious schools without accountability.

Expands funding for enhanced breast cancer screening for individuals at higher risk.

Lowers child care quality by increasing child-to-provider ratios and reducing licensing standards.

Rejects evidence-based policies that protect children’s health and safety.

Unnecessarily restates constitutional provisions limiting voting to U.S. citizens.

Shifts Medicaid authority to the Legislature, adds work requirements, and advances privatization.

Mandates an unnecessary review of the WWAMI program based on unfounded abortion-related concerns.

Considered noncontroversial and passed unanimously, raising questions about its necessity for inclusion.

Passed unanimously and may not warrant inclusion due to lack of controversy.

Provides inadequate funding by cutting requested support for digital access and local library grants.

Restricts private businesses’ ability to protect public health and promotes anti-science policies.

Predetermines conclusions in a prejudicial, anti-science approach to pandemic review.