Citizen Privacy

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Preserving Donor Privacy in North Carolina

June 2, 2020

Preserving Donor Privacy in North Carolina
To preserve our right to free expression, we must resist these attacks on donor privacy by supporting organizations that are challenging donor disclosure demands in court, by opposing laws and administrative orders that require donor disclosure, and by encouraging the enactment of laws that affirmatively protect donor privacy. Read More »
Citizen privacy is protected in Utah

April 13, 2020 - PUFP Staff

Citizen privacy is protected in Utah
On March 30, Governor Gary Herbert signed a bill into law that protects the First Amendment right of Utah citizens to associate freely with the people and groups of their choosing, making this the fourth state to enact critical citizen privacy legislation after Arizona, Mississippi and West Virginia. Read More »
West Virginia is the most recent state to protect citizen privacy!

March 11, 2020 - PUFP Staff

West Virginia is the most recent state to protect citizen privacy!
Earlier this month, Governor Jim Justice signed the Protect Our Right to Unite Act, making West Virginia the third state to sign critical citizen privacy legislation into law. The legislation received wide bipartisan support that included groups such as the West Virginia chapters of the American Civil Liberties Union and Americans for Prosperity. Read More »
New state law protects privacy of Mississippians

April 2, 2019 - PUFP Staff

New state law protects privacy of Mississippians
There is broad public support for individual privacy protections. That is why on Thursday, March 28, 2019, Governor Phil Bryant signed a bill into law to ensure that the privacy of Mississippians is protected when exercising their free speech rights by supporting non-profit causes and charities. Read More »