Requires any individual seeking elective public office to disclose when filing petition of nomination whether he or she has been convicted of a criminal offense.
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Overview
This bill requires candidates for elective public office in New Jersey to disclose any criminal convictions when filing their nomination petitions. Candidates must state whether they have been convicted of a crime in this state or another jurisdiction, and if convicted, provide details about the offense, including the date, type, and penalties. They can alternatively provide an official document with this information. The bill aims to increase transparency regarding a candidate’s criminal history.
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