The American Legislative Exchange Council has identified 39 states that have taken preemptive local action to protect themselves from Obamacare and defend patients' rights.

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Download [PDF] the list of "State Legislation Opposing Certain Health Reforms, 2009-2010" (via the National Conference of State Legislatures)

State	Bill	Sponsor	Status	Legislative Required	Ballot Required	Type
Alabama	HB 42, HB 47	Rep. Bentley; Rep. Gipson	Prefiled	60% both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Alaska	HJR 35	Rep. Kelly filed for 2010 session	Filed	2/3 both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Arizona	Resolution HCR 2014	Rep. Barto	On 2010 ballot	50% both chambers (passed)	2010 ballot	Constitutional
California	SCA 29	Sen. Strickland	Filed	2/3 both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Colorado	HJR 10-1009	Rep Acree	Filed	50% both chambers	--	Resolution
Florida	HJR 37, SJR 72	Rep. Plakon & 39 co-sponsors; Sen Baker	Prefiled	60% both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Georgia	HR 1086, HR 1107, SR 795	Rep. Calvin Hill; Rep. Mills; Sen. Harp	Prefiled	2/3 both chamgers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Georgia	SR 829, SR 830	Sen. Hill	Filed	Majority	--	Resolution
Idaho	HB 391	State Affairs	Governor signed into law	Majority both chambers	--	Statute
Indiana	SJR 14	Sen. Krause	Filed	50% both chambers	2012 ballot
Iowa	HJR 2007	Rep Upmeyer	Filed	50% both chamgers	2012 ballot	Constitutional
Iowa	HF 2214	Rep Upmeyer	Filed	Majority both chambers	--	Statute
Kansas	SCR 1626	Sen Pilcher-Cook	Filed	2/3 both chamgers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Kentucky	HB 307	Rep Moore	Filed	Majority both chambers	--	Statute
Louisiana	SB 26	Sen Crowe	Filed	Majority both chambers	--	Statute
Maryland	SB 397	Sen Pitkin	Filed	60% both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Michigan	SJR K, HJR CC, HJR Z	Sen. Kuipers, Rep. Calley, Rep. Amash	Filed	2/3 both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Minnesota	HF 171, S 326, S 1282	Rep. Emmer, Sen. Koch, Sen. Hann	Filed	50% both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Missouri	HJR 48, HJR 50, HJR 57	Rep Davis, Rep Ervin, Rep Jones, Sen Cunningham	Passed House 3/16/10	50% both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Nebraska	LR 289CA	Sen McCoy	Filed	60% both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
New Jersey	ACR 109, SCR 82	Assemblymember Chose, Sen Doherty	Filed	Filed	2012 ballot	Constitutional
North Dakota			Filed	2/3 both chambers	2010 ballot
Ohio	SJR 2, SJR 7, HJR 3	Sen. Coughlin, Sen. Grendell, Rep. Maag	Filed	60% both chambers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Oklahoma	HRJ 1054	Rep Ritze	Filed	Majority both houses	--	Statute
Pennsylvania	HB 2053	Rep Baker	Filed	Majority both houses	--	Statute
South Carolina	HJR 4181, SJF 90, SJR 1010	Rep Scott, Sen Bright, Sen Rose	Filed	50% both chambers	2012 ballot	Constitutional
Tennessee	SB 3498	Sen Beavers	Passed Senate 2/22/10	Majority both chambers	--	Statute
Tennessee	HJR0745	Rep Lynn	Filed	50% both chambers	2012 ballot	Constitutional
Utah	H 67	Rep Wimmer	Passed House & Senate, enrolled 3/18	Majority both chambers	--	Statute
Virginia	SB 283, SB 311, SB 417, HB 10	Sen Quayle, Sen Martin, Sen. Holtzman Vogel, Del Marshall	Passed House & Senate, became law 3/10	Statute	Became law without requiring governor's signature	Statute
Virginia	HJ 7	Del Marshall	Filed	50% both chambers	2012 ballot	Constitutional
Washington	HB 2669	Rep Hinkle	Filed	Majority both chambers	--	Statute
West Virginia	HJR 103	Rep J Miller	Filed	2/3 vote in both chambbers	2010 ballot	Constitutional
Wisconsin	SJR 62	Sen Leibham	Filed	50% both chambers	2012 ballot	Constitutional

Source: NCLS via Fire Dog Lake