Senate Bill 73 takes effect immediately. It limits when law enforcement can access ballots, voter lists, rosters or certified voting technology.
"We have to clarify the rules of engagement. That's why this legislation is important. There are fines associated with it, criminal fines, and jail time, three years," Newsom said at Wednesday's signing ceremony.
The measure also directs the attorney general to issue guidance to local election workers on how to respond to law enforcement requests.
Bianco, who is running as a Republican candidate for California governor, said he seized the ballots as part of an investigation into claims of voting discrepancies. Election officials disputed those claims.
Bianco later called the effort to halt his investigation "politically motivated."
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