election workers; nondisclosure; no waiver

HB 2423 prohibits Arizona county boards of supervisors, county recorders, city or town governments, and other election officials from requiring election workers (permanent or temporary) to sign non-disclosure agreements about elections or waive their right to speak publicly about election administration events. The bill directly affects election workers by preventing officials from forcing them to keep silent regarding election processes. It establishes a clear rule that election administration activities cannot be subject to mandatory confidentiality agreements. This is a procedural change to election administration rules, not a substantive policy shift.