New Jersey Statutes
§ 19:63-2 — Definitions relative to voting by mail.
New Jersey·Title 19 ELECTIONS
2.As used in this act, unless otherwise indicated by the context: "Election," "general election," "primary election for the general election," "municipal election," "school election," and "special election" mean, respectively, such elections as defined in R.S.19:1-1 et seq. "Family member" means an adult who is a spouse, parent, child, grandparent, grandchild or sibling of a voter, whether by adoption or natural relationship. It shall also include any adult occupant regularly living with a voter in any residential building or part of a building intended for the use of no more than one family. "Mail-in ballot" means any ballot used by a mail-in voter to vote by mail in any election. "Mail-in voter" means any qualified and registered voter of this State who wants to vote in any election usi
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§ 19:63-1
Short title.§ 19:63-13
Certificate of mail-in voter.§ 19:63-14
Certification by county clerk.§ 19:63-16
Marking, delivery of mail-in ballot.§ 19:63-19
Mail-in ballot deemed valid.§ 19:63-20 Mail-in voters, certain, not permitted to vote in person.
§ 19:63-20 Mail-in voters, certain, not permitted to vote in person.§ 19:63-22
Opening of mail-in ballot.