New Jersey A2945 mandates that directions on election ballots to vote for one or multiple candidates appear in a color other than black.
New Jersey A2945 amends the state's election laws to require that directions on ballots instructing voters to select one or multiple candidates be printed in a color other than black. This change aims to make voting instructions clearer and prevent voters from being unintentionally disenfranchised. The bill specifies that the words "Vote for one," "Vote for two," or a greater number, as applicable, must be printed in an obvious and conspicuous color other than black. This provision applies to all general and special elections, primary and municipal elections, and mail-in ballots.
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