New Jersey § 19:31-18

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 19:31-18, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 19:31-18.

a. The county clerk in all counties shall cause copies of the registry lists, certified

and transmitted under R.S.19:31-18 , to be printed, and shall furnish to any voter applying for the same such copies,

charging therefor $0.25 per copy of the list of voters of each election district. The clerk shall also furnish five printed copies thereof to each district board,

which shall within two days post two such registry lists, one in the polling place

and one in another conspicuous place within the election district. The county clerk shall also forthwith deliver to the superintendent of elections

of the county, if any there be, and to the chairmen of the county committees of each

of the several political parties in the county, five copies of the lists of voters

of each election district in the county; and to the municipal clerk of each of the

municipalities in the county five copies of the lists of voters of each election district

in such municipality; and to the county board 10 copies of the lists of voters of

each election district in each of such municipalities. The county clerk shall also, upon the request of the chairman of the State committee

of any of the several political parties, but not more than once in each calendar year,

forthwith deliver a copy of the lists of voters of each election district in each

of the municipalities in his county. In no case shall a list of registered voters furnished pursuant to this section

include voter signatures or, except as otherwise provided in section 3 of P.L.2021, c. 371 ( C.47:1B-3 ), the home address of a covered person, as defined in section 1 of P.L.2021, c. 371 ( C.47:1B-1 ), who has received approval from the Office of Information Privacy for the redaction

or nondisclosure of the covered person's address . The county clerk shall satisfy the request by delivery of a computer-generated or

electronic copy of the list for the county from the Statewide voter registration system. b. The commissioner of registration shall furnish a computer-generated or electronic

copy of a list of registered voters in any or all election districts in the county

to any voter requesting it, for which copy such commissioner shall make a charge which

shall be uniform in any calendar year and which shall reflect only the cost of reproducing

the list, but which in any case shall not exceed $375. c. No person shall use voter registration lists or copies thereof prepared pursuant

to this section as a basis for commercial or charitable solicitation of the voters

listed thereon. Any person making such use of such lists or copies thereof shall be a disorderly

person, and shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $500.00.

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