New Jersey Statutes
§ 19:63-21 — Rejection of ballot mailed in by voter subsequently deceased.
New Jersey·Title 19 ELECTIONS
21.Whenever the county board receives evidence that a mail-in voter who has marked and forwarded a mail-in ballot has died before the opening of the polls on the day of the election, the ballot shall be rejected by the board and retained by it in the same manner as provided by this act for other rejected ballots. L.2009, c.79, s.21.
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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.