Affirming the Alaska State Legislature's commitment to voter privacy, election integrity, and the right to vote; expressing concern regarding disclosure of confidential voter information to the United States Department of Justice; and urging action to protect voters in the state.

This House Joint Resolution affirms Alaska's commitment to voter privacy and election integrity while expressing concern over the state's disclosure of confidential voter information to the U.S. Department of Justice. The resolution outlines specific voter data protected under state law, including social security numbers and residential addresses, and highlights that approximately 570,000 Alaskans' confidential information was sent to federal authorities after the Department of Justice requested it. It notes that three federal courts have rejected the Department of Justice's claims that state privacy laws are preempted by federal law, and emphasizes the state's lack of control over how the received data is used. The resolution calls attention to Alaska's unique vulnerabilities, including its large Alaska Native population and geographic challenges, which could make residents more susceptible to misuse of their personal information.