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Committee defers bill on legislators' personal contact information
Summary
The Chair deferred SB 2914, which would prohibit public disclosure of legislators' personal contact information in voter affidavits, nomination papers and certain campaign databases, citing overlap with a previously passed bill and leaving further action to be evaluated later.
The Chair described SB 2914 as a proposal to prohibit public disclosure of a legislator's personal contact information in voter affidavit, nomination papers and electronic campaign databases. The Chair noted that a bill passed in a prior session already covered much of the intent, particularly for sitting legislators, and said the committee would defer the item to let the other law operate for a couple years.
Committee members did not move to adopt the bill at this time; the Chair's stated plan was to monitor how the existing law performs before bringing further amendments or action back to committee.
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