New Jersey Statutes
§ 19:63-8 — Verification of voter's signature for issuance of mail-in ballot; actions upon disapproval.
New Jersey·Title 19 ELECTIONS
8.Upon receipt of a request for a mail-in ballot, the county clerk shall, with the cooperation of the commissioner of registration, cause the signature of the applicant to be compared with the signature of the person appearing on the permanent registration form, or the digitalized image of the voter's signature stored in the Statewide voter registration system, to determine from such examination, and any other available information, if the applicant is a voter qualified to cast a ballot in the election in which the voter wants to vote, and determine in case of a primary election the political party primary in which the voter is entitled to vote. The commissioner of registration, or the superintendent of elections in counties having a superintendent of elections may, at the request of the
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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.