The banning of vaccine passports is SUPER IMPORTANT! We don’t want businesses, schools or government agencies requiring proof of the experimental COVID shot. Each state that has banned the use of vaccine passports has done so a little differently. Some only banned the use of these passports for state agencies and some banned vaccine passports entirely. Several states have discussed banning vaccine passports or have a bill that has not become a law yet.
States where governors have banned the use of vaccine passports completely (+3 points)
- Alabama
- Arkansas (state-owned medical facilities may still require proof of vaccination for employees)
- Florida
- Iowa
- Montana
- North Dakota (with some exceptions)
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
States where governors have banned the use of vaccine passports for state government agencies (+1 point)
- Alaska
- Arizona (But health institutions may require proof of vaccination)
- Idaho
- Indiana
- Kansas
- Tennessee
- Utah
- Wyoming
States where governors have banned the use of vaccine passports for state government agencies & businesses that receive state funds (+1 point)
States where governors have banned schools from requesting proof of vaccination from students (+1 point)
States where governors are considering a ban on using vaccine passports or currently have active bills that have not become laws (+1 point)
States where governors have said they will not use vaccine passports–but haven’t passed any legislation to back their words (+0 points)
States where governors have not made any statements regarding vaccine passports (-1)
States where governors may consider vaccine passports “if needed” (-2 points)
States where governors have discussed using vaccine passports or “proof of vaccination” in some circumstances (-2 points)
States where governors are requiring businesses or state agencies to require “proof of vaccination” or vaccine passports (-3 points)
Where does your state stand on vaccine passports?
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