Vote Yes on this bill if you want state agencies to withhold more personal details (like home addresses, full birth dates, IDs, and precise location data) to reduce doxxing and identity theft while keeping some voter, property, and business addresses public.

Organizations that support this bill may include privacy and civil liberties groups, child safety and domestic violence advocates, public employee unions, and consumer protection organizations.

Vote No on this bill if you want to preserve broader public records access for journalists, watchdogs, and researchers, and avoid adding new exemptions that could limit government transparency and data-driven accountability.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include government transparency and open-records advocates, news and media organizations, academic researchers, and data aggregators.