WA HB2333

Elevates harassment of elected officials and election officials performing official duties to a class C felony, and makes such officials and their household members eligible for the state's address confidentiality program

Authorizes nondisclosure of residential addresses for elected officials, executive state officers, election officials, and criminal justice participants across multiple public records systems including campaign finance reports, voter registration, property records, and tax assessments

Directs Washington State Patrol to provide personal security at public events for legislators when local law enforcement is unavailable, and requires sergeants-at-arms to conduct home security assessments for legislators upon request

Creates a legislative member security account and allows legislators to use member business expense accounts for personal security measures including alarm systems, security cameras, fencing, cybersecurity services, and licensed security personnel

Permits campaign funds and surplus campaign funds to reimburse candidates and elected officials for out-of-pocket personal security expenses necessitated by threats related to their official status