If enacted, each New Jersey county’s voter registration official would check voter lists twice a year and make reports on errors and fixes available to the public.
Each county’s voter registration official would check the county voter list twice a year and update the statewide system. Officials would report errors and fixes, and the reports would be public.
Each county’s registration official would check its voter list twice a year and update the statewide voter system. The requirement applies to the voter registration official in each New Jersey county and covers that county’s voter list and the statewide voter registration system. Officials would use information from other counties, state agencies, the federal government, and other public sources. Officials would report errors and corrective actions to state leaders and lawmakers; the reports would be posted online. The act would take effect January 1 after enactment. Each year, the first audit would be due by May 1 and the second by December 1; each report would be due within 30 days of its audit deadline.
No hearings or votes scheduled.