New Jersey A3777 allows county clerks to remove voters from mail-in ballot lists under specific conditions.

New Jersey A3777 permits county clerks to remove voters from mail-in ballot lists if the United States Postal Service returns mail, the voter hasn't used a mail-in ballot in two years, or the voter's address is undeliverable. The county clerk must notify the voter in writing before removal and provide instructions on how to continue voting by mail. If the voter does not respond within 30 days, the clerk removes them from the list and sends a notice of removal along with an application to re-apply to vote by mail.

New Jersey A3777 allows county clerks to remove voters from mail-in ballot lists under specific conditions.

New Jersey A3777 permits county clerks to remove voters from mail-in ballot lists if the United States Postal Service returns mail, the voter hasn't used a mail-in ballot in two years, or the voter's address is undeliverable. The county clerk must notify the voter in writing before removal and provide instructions on how to continue voting by mail. If the voter does not respond within 30 days, the clerk removes them from the list and sends a notice of removal along with an application to re-apply to vote by mail.