California AB1392 enhances privacy protections for elected officials and candidates by making their personal contact information confidential.
California AB1392 amends the Elections Code to ensure the confidentiality of residence addresses, telephone numbers, and email addresses of elected officials and candidates. The bill mandates that these personal details remain confidential unless disclosed for specific journalistic or governmental purposes. It also allows candidates to withhold their addresses from candidacy declarations at their discretion.
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