The "Pregnancy Resource Center Freedom of Expression Act" prohibits state and local governments from imposing regulations on pregnancy resource centers that would require them to provide or refer for abortion services, chemical abortion drugs, or contraception. Specifically, the bill inserts new legal language that restricts any state agency, subdivision, or municipality from mandating that these centers offer or promote abortion-related services or information. It also ensures that pregnancy resource centers can continue to provide support and resources related to pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting without interference, even if they do not perform or refer for abortion services.

Additionally, the bill allows pregnancy resource centers or individuals harmed by violations of this act to sue for damages or seek injunctive relief against the state or local entities. The new chapter added to the law outlines definitions related to abortion and contraception, as well as the specific restrictions on state interference with pregnancy resource centers. The act is set to take effect on January 1, 2027.