§ Ind. Code § 3-11-4-2.2Providing identification numbers and temporary credential information; updating voter registration record; confidentiality

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(a) Each day the bureau of motor vehicles shall provide to the secretary of state
and the election division:
(1) driver's license numbers;
(2) identification card numbers; and
(3) the last four (4) digits of a Social Security number;
for the purpose of matching these numbers to voter registration records in the statewide voter
registration system. The secretary of state and the election division shall provide this
information to each county voter registration office through a module of the computerized
list.
(b) At the time it provides the information under subsection (a), the bureau of motor
vehicles shall inform the secretary of state and the election division whether an individual
identified by one (1) of the numbers listed in subsection (a)(1) through (a)(3) is associated
with a temporary credential issued under IC 9-24-11-5(c) or IC 9-24-16-3(f). The secretary
of state and the election division shall provide this information to each county voter
registration office through a module of the computerized list. Information provided under this
subsection shall be kept confidential.
(c) If the bureau of motor vehicles provides a driver's license number, an identification
card number, or the last four (4) digits of a Social Security number under subsection (a) that
is not a part of the voter's registration record, the county voter registration office shall update
the voter's registration record to include this information.
(d) Information provided under subsection (a) shall be kept confidential and may only be
used for the purposes described in subsection (a). A county voter registration office is only
required to redact the confidential information in responding to a public records request
under IC 5-14-3.

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