C. For the purposes of transmitting voter registration information as prescribed by this subsection, electronic media shall be the principal media. A county or state chairman who is eligible to receive copies of precinct lists as prescribed by this subsection may request that the recorder provide a paper copy of the precinct lists. In addition to preparing the official precinct lists, the county recorder shall provide a means for electronically reproducing the precinct lists. Unless otherwise agreed, the county recorder shall deliver one electronic media copy of each precinct list in the county without charge and on the same day within eight days after the close of registration for the primary and general elections to the county chairman and one electronic media copy to the state chairman of each party that has at least four candidates other than presidential electors appearing on the ballot in that county at the current election. The secretary of state shall establish a single format that prescribes the manner and template in which all county recorders provide this data to the secretary of state to ensure that the submissions are uniform from all counties in this state, that all submissions are identical in format, including the level of detail for voting history, and that information may readily be combined from two or more counties. The electronic media copies of the precinct lists that are delivered to the party chairmen shall include for each elector the following information:

1. 1. Name in full and appropriate title.
2. 2. Party preference.
3. 3. Date of registration.
4. 4. Residence address.
5. 5. Mailing address, if different from residence address.
6. 6. Zip code.
7. 7. Telephone number if given.
8. 8. Birth year.
9. 9. Occupation if given.
10. 10. Voting history for all elections in the prior four years and any other information regarding registered voters that the county recorder or city or town clerk maintains electronically and that is public information.
11. 11. All data relating to early voters, including ballot requests and ballot returns.

E. Precinct registers and other lists and information derived from registration forms may be used only for purposes relating to a political or political party activity, a political campaign or an election, for revising election district boundaries or for any other purpose specifically authorized by law and may not be used for a commercial purpose as defined in section 39-121.03. The sale of registers, lists and information derived from registration forms to a candidate or a registered political committee for a use specifically authorized by this subsection does not constitute use for a commercial purpose. The county recorder, the secretary of state and other officers in charge of elections, on a request for an authorized use and within thirty days from receipt of the request, shall prepare additional copies of an official precinct list and furnish them to any person requesting them on payment of a fee equal to the following amounts for the following number of voter registration records provided:

1. 1. For one to one hundred twenty-four thousand nine hundred ninety-nine records, $93.75 plus $0.0005 per record.
2. 2. For one hundred twenty-five thousand to two hundred forty-nine thousand nine hundred ninety-nine records, $156.25 plus $0.000375 per record.
3. 3. For two hundred fifty thousand to four hundred ninety-nine thousand nine hundred ninety-nine records, $203.13 plus $0.00025 per record.
4. 4. For five hundred thousand to nine hundred ninety-nine thousand nine hundred ninety-nine records, $265.63 plus $0.000125 per record.
5. 5. For one million or more records, $328.13 plus $0.0000625 per record.

G. The county recorder shall count the registered voters by political party by precinct, legislative district and congressional district as follows:

1. 1. In even numbered years, the county recorder shall count all persons who are registered to vote as of:

   1. (a) January 2.
   2. (b) April 1.
   3. (c) The last day on which a person may register to be eligible to vote in the next primary election.
   4. (d) The last day on which a person may register to be eligible to vote in the next general election.
   5. (e) The last day on which a person may register to be eligible to vote in the next presidential preference election.

2. 2. In odd numbered years, the county recorder shall count all persons who are registered to vote as of:

   1. (a) January 2.
   2. (b) April 1.
   3. (c) July 1.
   4. (d) October 1.