Vote Yes on this bill if you want strict limits on license plate surveillance, short data-retention and sharing rules, bans on immigration and protected health care tracking and near sensitive sites, required registration, audits, and public reporting, penalties for misuse, and continued use only for stolen cars, missing persons, parking, tolls, traffic, and trucking enforcement.

Organizations that support this bill may include civil liberties and privacy advocates, reproductive health and patient safety groups, immigrant rights organizations, consumer protection groups, and communities concerned about surveillance near schools, clinics, and places of worship.

Vote No on this bill if you want fewer restrictions on ALPR use, longer retention and broader data sharing, ALPR hits alone to justify traffic stops, greater access for federal partners, continued public disclosure of ALPR data, and to avoid new registration, logging, audit, and penalty requirements.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include law enforcement associations seeking broader investigative flexibility, ALPR and data vendors, some transportation or parking authorities facing new limits, and open-government groups concerned about exempting ALPR data from public records.