Plain English Breakdown
The bill is marked as inactive, which means it may not become law and the provisions might not take effect.
Election Records Not Subject to Disclosure
The bill clarifies that certain election records in Wyoming are not public and must be kept confidential.
What This Bill Does
- Clarifies which election records are not considered public under the Wyoming Public Records Act.
- Lists specific types of information, such as social security numbers, driver's license numbers, birth dates, telephone numbers, tribal identification card numbers, email addresses, cast ballots, and other personally identifiable data that must remain confidential.
- Allows members of county or state canvassing boards to access confidential information only for official purposes.
Who It Names or Affects
- County clerks who manage election records
- Members of the county and state canvassing boards
Terms To Know
- Election Records
- Documents or data related to elections, including voter information.
- Wyoming Public Records Act
- A law that determines which government records are available for public inspection and copying in Wyoming.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify what happens if someone tries to access confidential election information.
- It is unclear how the new rules will be enforced or monitored.
- Since the bill is marked as inactive, it may not become law and these provisions might not take effect.