address confidentiality program

HB 2695 allows certain individuals - such as public officials, law enforcement officers, people under protection orders, and participants in Arizona's Address Confidentiality Program - to request that their voter registration address and precinct information be kept confidential for safety reasons. Applicants must file an affidavit with a court detailing safety concerns, and a judge may order the sealing of this information for up to five years. The county recorder implements the confidentiality, and the sealing automatically renews for program participants or expires after five years with advance notice to affected individuals. This directly affects eligible applicants and other registered voters living at their address, preventing public access to their voter registration details.