§ 17-6-5. Registration lists available to political parties and candidates.
(a) Upon application in writing, the secretary of state shall, upon request, furnish prepaid
at a reasonable price to be established annually by the secretary and at a reasonable
time, to the state chairperson of each political party and to each person proposing
to be a duly qualified candidate for state or congressional office and to no one else
except as provided in this chapter, lists of registered voters as they appear in the
central voter registry of each city or town or of each senatorial or representative
district, or of each congressional district.
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§ 17-6-5. Registration lists available to political parties and candidates.
(a) Upon application in writing, the secretary of state shall, upon request, furnish prepaid
at a reasonable price to be established annually by the secretary and at a reasonable
time, to the state chairperson of each political party and to each person proposing
to be a duly qualified candidate for state or congressional office and to no one else
except as provided in this chapter, lists of registered voters as they appear in the
central voter registry of each city or town or of each senatorial or representative
district, or of each congressional district.
(b) These lists, so furnished, shall be used by the chairpersons for political purposes,
or by the candidates only in the furtherance of candidacy for political office in
the ensuing primary and/or general election and for no other purpose. The information
available for each registrant shall consist only of the name, designation of party
affiliation, street address, city or town, congressional district, senatorial district,
representative district, ward, and/or precinct and nothing else.
(c) The price for these lists shall include update subscriptions as available to the date
of the election for which the lists have been requested. These updates shall reflect
changes to the registry records, including all new and deleted voters as received
by the secretary of state.