HB1084

The amendment significantly BROADENS the confidentiality protections for voter registration information by removing elected and appointed state/legislative officials from the protected categories and instead extending blanket privacy protection to "any personally identifiable information" for judicial officers and law enforcement, while also clarifying which agencies must provide lists to enforce these restrictions. This shifts the bill from protecting a narrow class of high-risk officials to creating broader confidentiality rules based on information type rather than office-holder status.

The enrollment version reformatted the bill and clarified voter registration record confidentiality protections by expanding exemptions from public inspection to include both judges and law enforcement officers (rather than judges alone) and defining "personally identifiable information" to specifically mean home addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses. This change BROADENS the bill's original privacy protections to cover a wider category of at-risk public officials.