THE POLICY LANDSCAPE

Rights, restrictions & the places between.

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Legislation

The project's tracker of Anti-LGBTQ+ bills, 2022 to 2026, with their status and action histories from LegiScan.

Bill data comes from LegiScan, licensed CC BY 4.0, and is used here in modified form. Each bill is listed once, in the year the tracker records it.

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20 bills

Tracked bills
BillTitleStage reportedLatest action
SC H30942025Child WelfareIntroducedLatest action:
SC H30952025Birth CertificatesIntroducedLatest action:
SC H31182025Parental Bill of RightsIntroducedLatest action:
SC H31212025Live and Let Live ActIntroducedLatest action:
SC H31852025Transparency and Integrity in Education ActIntroducedLatest action:
SC H32632025Student physical privacyIntroducedLatest action:
SC H33812025Defense of Children's Innocence ActIntroducedLatest action:
SC H34332025Equality in Financial Services ActIntroducedLatest action:
SC H35062025Human Biological SexesIntroducedLatest action:
SC H39272025Diversity, Equity, and InclusionPassed one chamberLatest action:
SC H43022025Foster CareIntroducedLatest action:
SC H44652025Privacy in Public Spaces ActIntroducedLatest action:
SC H45152025Birth CertificatesIntroducedLatest action:
SC S1622025Vital Statistics - Changes to Birth CertificatesIntroducedLatest action:
SC S1992025Student Physical Privacy ActIntroducedLatest action:
SC S2402025Parental Rights to Affirm Biological Sex in Child WelfareIntroducedLatest action:
SC S2432025Parental Rights in EducationIntroducedLatest action:
SC S3222025Free SpeechIntroducedLatest action:
SC S3682025Diversity, Equity, and InclusionIntroducedLatest action:
SC S5402025Definition of child abuseIntroducedLatest action:

A stage is where the bill stood in its legislature, as LegiScan reports it. Passing one or both chambers does not make a bill law, and a law is not always enforceable: see the policy areas and the court sources they cite. “Passed / adopted” follows LegiScan's status and can include resolutions. A session's adjournment does not by itself show that a bill failed.