New Jersey A3173 prohibits mail-in ballot outer envelopes from displaying political affiliations or designations.
New Jersey A3173 mandates that county clerks ensure mail-in ballot outer envelopes do not display any political affiliations or designations visible to the public. The bill requires the outer envelope to bear the words "Official Mail-In Ballot" and a warning against unauthorized handling of the ballot. The inner envelope must contain a certificate affirming the voter's secrecy and identity. This legislation aims to maintain the neutrality and confidentiality of mail-in voting processes.
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