2023/2024 State Legislative Sessions Report
This report is a comprehensive review of all proposed, considered, enacted, and vetoed vaccine-related legislation that AIM monitored over the past year.
This report is a comprehensive review of all proposed, considered, enacted, and vetoed vaccine-related legislation that AIM monitored over the past year.
Twelve states’ legislative sessions ended in May, leaving only twelve states still in legislative session for the year
As most state legislative sessions are wrapping up, this round-up provides a federal budget update and overview of some vaccine-related court cases.
Over 40 vaccine-related bills were considered by state legislatures across the country since our Legislative Round-up on April 22.
Since the April 8 Legislative Round-up, five state legislative sessions ended, and one state’s legislative session began.
As of April 8, thirty-one new vaccine-related bills were introduced since the last Round-Up, with several crossing the finish line.
As of March 25: 6 state legislative sessions have ended, 1 new state legislative session has opened, and 38 state legislative sessions are underway.
With many states in the heat of legislative session and 364 pending vaccine-related bills, AIM is relaunching our weekly Legislative Roundup with the March 11 Roundup.
AIM policy maps are updated on a rolling basis with voluntary information that is self-reported by immunization programs.
On December 20, 2022, Congress released a final FY 2023 spending bill that includes a $31 million increase for the CDC’s Section 317 Immunization Program.