Revises provisions relating to public office. (BDR 24-21)

AB 3 allows public officials and candidates to request that personal information like addresses be kept confidential in government records. It expands existing rules to include public officers when filing candidacy documents, making their confidential information exempt from public disclosure requirements. The bill also clarifies that campaign funds can cover personal security expenses (such as bodyguards), requiring these costs to be reported as campaign expenses. This changes how candidate filings are handled and campaign finance reporting for security costs.