Wash. Admin. Code § 434-232-040 - Information pertaining to primary-only voters, when disclosable
(1) Pursuant to
RCW
29A.08.720, personally identifiable
information from the voter registration record is exempt from public inspection
and copying until the voter is 18 years of age, or until 90 days prior to the
next presidential primary, primary, or election the voter is eligible to
participate in.
(2) Pursuant to
RCW
29A.40.130, ballot issuance and return
information for a primary-only voter, excluding the date of birth, gender, and
address, is subject to public disclosure at the time of ballot issuance by the
county auditor for a presidential primary or primary that the voter is eligible
to participate in.
(3) Pursuant to
RCW
29A.08.170, a person who signs up to register
to vote must remain as a "future voter" as defined by
RCW
29A.04.070 until such time as they will be
eligible to vote in the next election. The voter registration information is
exempt from public inspection and copying until they are 18 years of age or
until 90 days prior to the next presidential primary, primary, or election the
future voter is eligible to participate in.
Notes
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