There is no need for this because one can’t really do anything with the information given on a petition. It is just a name and an address. Most people’s names and addresses can be found in a phone book, and everyone who is registered to vote can be found on the voter registration lists which are public information.

A political party shall be entitled to have its qualified candidates included on the election ballot, with the applicable party name,
if a thousand qualified voters register as a member of the party, the party submits a petition signed by a thousand qualified voters, or at the last preceding general election for a partisan office that is voted on by the qualified voters of the entire State the party received, at least, the sixth highest percentage of the popular vote.

In addition to being unconstitutional, out-of-state petition circulator bans make ballot access more difficult than it would be otherwise. More difficult ballot access means less choices for the people and more power for the establisment. All out-of-state petition circulator bans should be thrown out.