New Jersey S167 creates offenses for intimidating or threatening election officials and workers, and allows workers to shield personal information.
New Jersey S167 creates four disorderly persons offenses related to election officials and workers. It prohibits intimidating, threatening, or coercing election officials or workers, inducing officials to violate duties, and preventing officials or workers from performing duties. It also prohibits knowingly disseminating personal information of election officials or their families online if it poses a serious threat to their safety. The bill allows election workers to request the removal of their personal information from public records if its dissemination poses a serious threat.
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