Stay informed on key legislation related to MAHA™’s mission at the
state and federal levels. View our Legislative Tracker to learn how
you can take action in your state.
New York S07792 – Protecting the communication rights of
individuals with disabilities
MAHA’s Position: 👍 Vote yes!
Bill Summary:
New York’s Senate Bill S07792 guarantees people with disabilities
the right to communicate in their preferred ways, requiring staff
compliance and supporting dignity. It takes effect 180 days after
enactment.
Why This Matters:
This bill's protection of
communication rights ensures non-speaking autistic people can use
tools that suit them, advancing MAHA's commitment to dignity and
self-determination for all with disabilities.
Wisconsin AB550 – Disclosure of Certain Ingredients in Food
MAHA’s Position: 👍 Vote yes!
Bill Summary:
Wisconsin’s Assembly Bill 550 mandates
warning labels on foods with additives banned abroad, applying to
in-store and online sales, with fines or jail for violations. It takes
effect January 1, 2027.
Why This Matters:
This bill's warning labels expose hidden food toxins, advancing
MAHA's mission to protect consumers and promote healthier eating
through transparency.
Wisconsin AB180 – Prohibit the Purchase of Candy or Soft Drinks
with FoodShare benefits
MAHA’s Position: 👍 Vote yes!
Bill Summary:
Wisconsin’s Assembly Bill 180 directs
the state to seek a federal waiver banning FoodShare purchases of
candy and soft drinks, requiring annual resubmission until approved to
promote healthier food choices.
Why This Matters:
This bill's push to ban junk food
in FoodShare promotes nutrient-rich choices for low-income families,
directly supporting MAHA's mission to tackle obesity through better
nutrition access.
Federal HR734 – Amend the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008
MAHA’s Position: 👍 Vote yes!
Bill Summary:
Federal House Bill 734 requires at least
60 days of public comment before major SNAP quality control changes,
allowing temporary guidance only for urgent cases to ensure
transparency and stakeholder input.
Why This Matters:
This bill’s public comment requirement for SNAP changes empowers
voices for healthier food access, advancing MAHA’s mission to reform
assistance programs for better nutrition.
