(Proposed) Order To Have Voter Registration Information Declared Confidential {LACIV274}

LACIV274, ORDER TO HAVE VOTER REGISTRATION INFORMATION DECLARED CONFIDENTIAL. In California, voter registration information is considered public record, and it can be accessed by anyone who requests it. However, under certain circumstances, individuals may request to have their voter registration information declared confidential. This form is an order issued by the Superior Court of California, County of Los Angeles. The order grants the petitioner's request to have their voter registration information declared confidential due to a life-threatening circumstance to the petitioner or a member of their household. The order specifically declares the petitioner's residence address, telephone number, and email address to be confidential. The respondent, which in this case may refer to an election official or agency responsible for maintaining voter registration records, is ordered to maintain the confidentiality of the information in accordance with Section 2166 of the California Elections Code. Section 2166 of the California Elections Code provides guidelines for the confidentiality of voter registration information, including the circumstances under which an individual may request that their information be declared confidential. For Mandatory Use, Elections Code §§ 2166. www.FormsWorkflow.com