This bill proposes significant updates to the current statutes regarding voter registration rolls in Arizona. Under the new provisions, a county recorder would be required to provide public access to voter registration rolls through an internet portal, allowing users to download the information in a read-only format that cannot be edited. Additionally, the county recorder would be prohibited from charging any fees for accessing or downloading this information. The bill also removes existing procedures for political party chairpersons to request precinct lists and eliminates the requirement for the Secretary of State to establish a uniform format for these lists.

Furthermore, the bill repeals various restrictions on the use of voter registration information, including the prohibition on using such data for commercial purposes and the requirement that certain personal information be excluded from public inspection. It also allows for the distribution of voter registration information online, which was previously restricted. Overall, these changes aim to enhance transparency and accessibility of voter registration data while streamlining the processes for obtaining this information.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 15-423, 16-168, 16-172
Senate Engrossed Version: 15-423, 16-168, 16-172