amend provisions pertaining to the public availability of information contained in certain records.

Summary

HB 1084 requires county auditors to keep voter registration records in paper or electronic form and to make them publicly viewable during office hours, except for sensitive personal data. It creates a digital master file and a five‑year historical archive that are free to inspect, but it bars disclosure of Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, birth dates, and the home addresses or contact details of elected officials, judges and law‑enforcement officers. The changes aim to increase transparency in voter data while safeguarding privacy.

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