Ohio bill would shield elections workers’ home addresses from public records

Ohio elections officials would get enhanced privacy when it comes to state public records law if a new bipartisan bill makes it into law. Currently, a slew of jobs termed “designated public service workers,” including police, judges, parole workers, firefighters EMTs, prison guards, prosecutors and more, are exempt from state public records law. That means these workers and officials’ names don’t appear in property and voting records that typically can be used to figure out where someone lives. Andrew J. Tobias, cleveland.com.

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