Ohio Advocates for Medical Freedom
Previous Legislative Initiatives
Bills and initiatives OAMF has worked on in past sessions.
Bills we support
Legislation OAMF is fighting to pass.
9 bills
- Support
HB 319 Conscientious Right to Refuse
Passed out of the Health Provider Services committee; session ended before a floor vote. Died 2024-12-31.
- Support
HB 90 Legislative oversight of executive orders
Would have created the Ohio Health Oversight and Advisory Committee. OAMF considered its language stronger than SB 22's.
- Support
HB 103 Limit emergency-rule extension power
Would have limited the governor's emergency-rule extension power and added oversight and duration limits.
- Support
HB 329 Prohibit public schools from requiring masks
Would have prohibited public schools from requiring students to wear a mask. NOTE: duplicate heading with the vaccine-lottery entry — ONE OF THESE IS MIS-NUMBERED, verify before publishing.
- Support
HB 127 Reverse adverse actions against businesses
Would have expunged adverse actions against businesses, restored rights and refunded penalties.
- Support
HB 329 Taxpayer Protection Against the Frivolous Vaccine Lottery Act
Would have prohibited the state from conducting a lottery dependent on COVID-19 vaccination status. NOTE: shares a heading with another HB 329 entry on the live site — verify the number.
- Support
HB 617 Un-Mask Ohio
Would have banned mask mandates in schools, colleges, government buildings, transit and public accommodation.
- Support
HB 248 Vaccine Choice and Anti-Discrimination Act
OAMF's landmark bill: protect vaccine choice and privacy, prohibit vaccine passports and registries, require schools to honor exemptions, prohibit discrimination and provide legal recourse.
- Support
SB 195 Vax-A-Million database not a public record
Would have excluded the vaccine-lottery database from public records.
Bills we oppose
Legislation OAMF is fighting to stop.
10 bills
- Oppose
HB 342 County recorders recording COVID vaccination cards
Opposed: "OAMF opposes any effort of government agencies to track vaccine status in a non-anonymized fashion."
- Oppose
HB 435 COVID vaccine requirements, immunity and workers’ comp
Opposed as a partial measure that undermines HB 248.
- Oppose
Oppose Governor DeWine and the State Health Director’s COVID-19 orders
Archived opposition campaign against the executive COVID-19 orders.
- Oppose
HB 424 Prohibit certain COVID-vaccine actions by political subdivisions
Opposed as a partial measure that undermines HB 248.
- Oppose
SB 111 Prohibit certain mandatory vaccinations
Opposed as a partial measure that undermines HB 248.
- Oppose
SB 169 Prohibit COVID vaccine mandates by state and local government
Opposed as a partial measure that undermines HB 248.
- Oppose
HB 350 Prohibit mandatory COVID vaccination or proof of vaccination
Opposed as a partial measure that undermines HB 248.
- Oppose
HB 253 Prohibit proof-of-vaccination for state buildings
Opposed as a partial measure that undermines HB 248.
- Oppose
HB 269 Repeal of SB 22
Opposed: "Repealing SB 22 is the wrong direction. SB 22 should be strengthened."
- Oppose
Vote No on Issue 1 — Redistricting (November 2024)
Campaign against the November 2024 redistricting amendment. NOT the 2023 reproductive-rights Issue 1, which has its own archived page.
Bills we’re watching
Not our fight yet — but we’re tracking it.
5 bills
- Watching
HB 425 COVID-19 and genetic technologies
Watched, not endorsed: applies only to "mRNA, DNA, or any other genetic vaccine technology" rather than all vaccines.
- Watching
HB 411 Individual Privacy and Anti-Discrimination Act
Watched, not endorsed: OAMF called it "a much weaker version of Ohio House Bill 248".
- Watching
HB 388 Prohibit actions against the unvaccinated
Watched, not endorsed. NOTE: the live site's body copy mistakenly refers to this as "HB288".
- Watching
HB 202 Prohibit state mask mandates during the current emergency
Watched, not endorsed: does not cover local jurisdictions or the private sector, and applies only to the then-current emergency.
- Watching
HB 401 Workers’ comp exemption for employer-mandated COVID vaccination
Watched, not endorsed: OAMF's position is that "employers shouldn't be permitted to mandate vaccines to begin with".
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