Relating to the prosecution of the criminal offense of unlawfully publishing a vote.

SB 2363 makes it a third-degree felony to intentionally or knowingly share how an individual voted at a polling place without the voter's effective consent. The bill defines "effective consent" as legally authorized agreement free from force, fraud, or incapacity, and broadly defines "publish" to include oral, written, or electronic communication. It directly affects voters (by protecting their ballot privacy) and anyone who might disclose voting choices, such as poll workers or others with access to polling place information. The law includes an exception for disclosures required by state law in official investigations or proceedings. The bill takes effect September 1, 2025.