HI HB1935

Requires all Hawaii government agencies to ensure home addresses of covered public servants and candidates are not publicly accessible by redacting them from websites, searchable databases, printed publications, and other public sources

Expands the definition of "covered public servant" to include all state and county employees, appointed officials, elected officials, and temporary workers across executive, legislative, and judicial branches, plus office of elections volunteers

Establishes a formal process for individuals to request disclosure of a covered person's home address, requiring the agency to first notify the covered person and provide the requester's contact information

Allows covered public servants and candidates to object to address disclosure by submitting a statement that release would place them, household members, or their property in imminent danger

References the targeted assassination of Melissa Hortman and her husband as justification for protecting public officials from violence facilitated by publicly available personal information