German-owned Bayer-Monsanto, China-owned Syngenta, and the rest of the pesticide industry will stop at nothing to secure immunity from future pesticide-harm lawsuits. Bayer, Big Chemical, and Big Ag are lobbying like never before, capturing the White House and federal regulatory agencies to do their bidding.&nbsp;
At the state level, Bayer has been able to get three pesticide-harm immunity bills over the finish line. In North Dakota, HB1318 passed along party lines and was signed into law by Governor Kelly Armstrong in April 2025. SB144 passed both houses in Georgia, along party lines, and was signed into law by Governor Brian Kemp in May 2025.&nbsp;
On March 19, 2026, the Kentucky state legislature passed SB199. Unlike the governors of ND and GA, KY Governor Andy Beshear vetoed the bill on March 31. But Bayer's puppets in the KY State Senate and House moved quickly, marshaling enough votes to override Gov. Beshear's veto the very same day. The KY Senate veto override passed 24-12, with six Republicans crossing the aisle to join all Democrats attempting to stop the override. The KY House veto override passed 56-32, with thirteen Republicans voting against, along with all Democrats. It wasn't enough to stop the override and SB199 is now law in Kentucky.&nbsp;
If you live in Kansas, this is the moment—don’t let your state be handed over to Bayer-Monsanto. Tell your legislators, loudly and clearly: no backroom deals, no immunity, no escape from accountability. Stop these pesticide-harm immunity bills before they ever see the light of day again.

Stop the Bayer-Monsanto Protection Act in Kansas

I am aware that pesticide-harm immunity bills have been sponsored or introduced during past legislative sessions.

As a constituent, I demand that no bills that give pesticide manufacturers legal shields when their products cause harm be sponsored, introduced, or voted on, now or at any time in the future. No stand-alone bills, no clauses inserted into other unrelated bills, no sneaky backroom tactics. Support my constitutional rights!