Establishes the "John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act of New Jersey" to protect voting rights.
The "John R. Lewis Voting Rights Act of New Jersey" aims to protect voting rights by ensuring equitable access for voters of race, color, and language-minority groups. The act prohibits methods of election that impair the ability of protected class members to elect candidates of their choice or influence election outcomes. It mandates preclearance for certain voting policies and practices by the Division on Civil Rights. The act also provides for remedies, including alternative election processes and redistricting plans, to address violations.
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