New Jersey SCR23 proposes a constitutional amendment to guarantee registered voters the right to vote in person on election day and to allow mail-in.
New Jersey SCR23 proposes a constitutional amendment to ensure that registered voters have the right to cast their ballots in person at their designated polling place on election day. This amendment would prevent the Legislature or the Governor from limiting or denying in-person voting. Additionally, it would require that mail-in ballots be sent only to voters who specifically request them, prohibiting automatic distribution to all voters. This measure aims to protect the voting rights of registered voters and to clarify the process for obtaining mail-in ballots.
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