Over forty thousand healthy New Jersey children and college students could be permanently removed from school as a result. New Jersey, December 11, 2019 — Just in time for the holidays, and possibly at the direction of Senate President Stephen Sweeney, New Jersey Democrats are moving to usurp the democratic process to pass a bill … Read more
Remind State Senators of your OPPOSITION to S1759 and ask that they NOT SUPPORT this bill. S1759 (About The Bill) could be voted on by the Senate on Thursday, February 7th. We should know by Tuesday. We will need people in Trenton for the vote if this is the case. (Even if the bill is … Read more
Please call and e-mail the following Senators with the message: Please DO NOT support S1759. If you are a constituent make sure to identify yourself as such. Senator President Steven Sweeney – 856-251-9801 – sensweeney@njleg.org Senator James Beach – 856-429-1572 – senbeach@njleg.org Senator Fred Madden – 856-232-6700 – senmadden@njleg.org Senator Nellie Pou – 973-247-1555 – senpou@njleg.org … Read more
Dear fellow Vaccination Choice advocates, Today, (Monday, 11/26/12) the decision will likely be made regarding the Senate Voting session for this Thursday. Senate President Sweeney (Dist 3) makes the final decision as to the agenda. Please call this morning, both his district office as well as his Trenton office and leave a message. Sweeney, Stephen … Read more
The SENATE AMENDED S1759 on Thursday, October 4th. In response to your calls, the bill no longer requires annual vaccination counseling or a doctor’s signature. However, the revised bill still has major problems. The NJ SENATE May vote on S1759 on Thursday, October 25th. Mark your calendars. This is the next possible date that S1759 … Read more
Please flood the offices of your district Senator and Governor Christie (609-292-6000) to tell them why S1759 is an attack on religious beliefs! We are expecting a full Senate vote next week (Oct 4). They need to hear from us, loud and clear, that we demand our right to religious freedom and to have religious … Read more
Scheduled in the Senate Health Committee for Monday, March 14, 2011 is Bill S2625. This bill is very similar to the resolution that was to go before the full Assembly on February 17, 2011. The bill would tighten the religious exemption back to the wording that parents must explain how vaccination conflicts with bona fide … Read more