New Jersey ACR65 proposes a constitutional amendment to guarantee voters the right to vote in person on election day and to restrict mail-in ballots.
This constitutional amendment establishes the right for registered voters in New Jersey to cast their ballot in person at their designated polling place on election day. It also mandates that mail-in ballots be sent only to voters who submit a written request. This change aims to prevent the state legislature or the governor from limiting in-person voting or automatically distributing mail-in ballots to all voters. The amendment will be submitted to voters at the next general election.
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