New Jersey S562 mandates the redaction and nondisclosure of home addresses for elected officials and candidates for elected office.
New Jersey S562 amends existing law to require the redaction and nondisclosure of home addresses for elected officials and candidates for elected office. The bill defines "elected official" as any person holding a state or local government office filled by registered voters, including those seeking election. The Office of Information Privacy within the Department of Community Affairs will manage requests for redaction, which must be approved within 30 days. Immediate family members of elected officials can also request redaction. The bill takes effect immediately upon approval.
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