New Jersey A3220 prohibits holding multiple elective offices and combining elective and appointive offices.
New Jersey A3220 amends state law to prohibit individuals from holding more than one elective office simultaneously. This includes positions such as member of the Senate, General Assembly, county clerk, register, surrogate, or sheriff. The bill also prohibits individuals from holding an elective office and a salaried appointive office concurrently. Exceptions allow those already holding multiple offices on the bill's effective date to continue until the expiration of their current term. The bill takes effect immediately.
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