New Jersey S390 allows voters to participate in any political party primary by changing their affiliation at the polling place on primary election.
New Jersey S390 modifies the state's primary election process by allowing voters to participate in any political party primary, regardless of their declared party affiliation. Voters can change their party affiliation at the polling place on primary election day by completing a political party affiliation declaration form. Additionally, voters who cast their ballots by mail can complete any political party's primary ballot. Upon completion and return of a different party's ballot, the voter is deemed to be a member of that party.
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