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AZ HB2695
Bill
Status
1/22/2026
Primary Sponsor
Julie Willoughby
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AI Summary
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Requires criminal background checks for all Secretary of State employees, application assistants, and volunteers who work with Arizona's address confidentiality program for victims of domestic violence, sexual offenses, or stalking
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Establishes that all records and information regarding program participants are confidential, not public records, and subject to disclosure only by court order
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Requires the Secretary of State to notify county recorders when a participant withdraws or is canceled from the program, at which point voter registration records become unsealed and substitute addresses are removed
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Allows sealed voter registration records of program participants and household members to remain sealed upon renewal of certification or if the program participant dies
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Removes the December 31, 2012 establishment deadline reference, treating the address confidentiality program as ongoing
Legislative Description
Address confidentiality program
Last Action
House FMAE Committee action: Held, voting: (0-0-0-0-0-0)
2/4/2026