Removes Election Day as a State and public holiday in New Jersey.
This bill removes Election Day as a State and public holiday in New Jersey. It revises the list of paid holidays for State government employees, removing Election Day from the list. The bill also discusses the financial implications of adding Juneteenth Day as a holiday, estimating additional costs of $3 million annually for overtime in several State departments and potential increases in local and county government costs. The sponsor believes the savings from removing Election Day would outweigh these costs.
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