Arizona HB2695 amends the address confidentiality program to protect the privacy of eligible persons by allowing them to use a substitute address for.
Arizona HB2695 amends the address confidentiality program to allow eligible persons, including health professionals, election officers, public officials, and law enforcement personnel, to use a substitute address for official purposes. The bill specifies that the substitute address is used for voter registration, public records, and other official communications. The actual address of the program participant remains confidential and is not disclosed to the public.
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