Concerns deployment of military or other federal forces at polling places in the State.
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- Introduced
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Overview
This bill aims to prevent the deployment of military or other federal forces at polling places and mail-in ballot drop boxes in New Jersey. It establishes criminal offenses for officers of the armed forces who order troops to election sites, interfere with voter rights, or impose regulations that deviate from state law. The bill also addresses interference by federal employees involved in elections financed by federal or state funds. Individuals can sue to enforce the bill’s provisions, and attorneys’ fees may be awarded in successful cases.
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Primary sponsors
Joseph Cryan
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