Pennsylvania SB73 amends the State Lottery Law to keep personal information of lottery winners confidential if the prize is $100,000 or more.
Pennsylvania SB73 amends the State Lottery Law to ensure that the personal information of lottery winners who receive a prize of $100,000 or more remains confidential and is not considered a public record. Exceptions allow the city, township or borough of residence, county of residence, and prize amount to remain public. Winners can voluntarily waive their confidentiality in a prescribed manner. The Department of Revenue may establish regulations regarding violations and penalties.
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