election officers; privacy protections

HB 2630 allows eligible individuals - including election officers, law enforcement personnel, public officials, and those under protection orders - to request hiding their personal details (like home addresses and full names) from public property records maintained by county recorders. To qualify, they must file an affidavit with a judge explaining safety risks, and if approved, the county recorder will restrict public access to their identifying information for five years. This applies to documents such as property deeds and recorded instruments, aiming to protect individuals facing safety threats by limiting how easily their personal data can be found online. The bill does not create new records but modifies access to existing county property records.