In relation to enrollment eligibility for election officials in the address confidentiality program

S 566 expands New York's Address Confidentiality Program to include election officers, allowing them to use a designated address instead of their actual residence for privacy and safety. The bill amends the Executive Law to explicitly list "election officers" among eligible participants alongside victims of domestic violence, human trafficking, and reproductive health care staff. Key provisions include defining "election officer" per Election Law and updating eligibility criteria to cover election officers facing threats. This change directly affects current and future election officials who qualify for the program, enabling them to shield their home addresses from public disclosure. The program remains administered by the Secretary of State, with county election boards assisting election officers in enrollment.