New Jersey § 19:53b-1

§ 19:53b-1.

a. The county clerk or the municipal clerk, in the case of a municipal election, shall

prepare an emergency ballot box packet which shall include the appropriate number

of emergency ballots, the appropriate number of pre-punched single-hole white envelopes,

and two tally sheets, each with a carbon duplicate copy attached. The custodian of the voting machines shall prepare and place in each emergency ballot

box an emergency ballot box packet and an envelope containing a numbered white seal

and a numbered red seal. The envelope shall contain, on its face, the instructions for the use of the seals,

the number and the election district location of the voting machine to which the ballot

box is attached, and the identification numbers of the white and red seals that were

placed in the envelope. The emergency ballot box shall be sealed with a numbered green security seal before

being shipped to each election district as provided in R.S.19:48-6 . b. For the primary for the general election, the emergency ballots shall be printed

on paper of a color that matches the color of the voting authority, which shall indicate

the party primary of the voter. The emergency ballots shall be uniform in size, quality and type and of a thickness

that the printing thereon cannot be distinguished from the back of the paper, and

without any mark, device or figure on the front or back other than as provided in

this amendatory and supplementary act, P.L.1992, c. 3 ( C.19:53B-1 et al.). The clerk of the county or municipality having custody of the emergency ballots shall

prepare each emergency ballot package with a minimum of 30 emergency ballots for each

political party. If the clerk determines, based upon the number of registered voters with party affiliations,

that an election district shall require more than 30 emergency ballots per party primary,

additional emergency ballots shall be delivered to that election district. c. For the general election the emergency ballots shall be printed on paper of the

color of the voting authority. The emergency ballots shall be uniform in size, quality and type and of a thickness

that the printing thereon cannot be distinguished from the back of the paper, and

without any mark, device or figure on the front or back other than as provided in

this amendatory and supplementary act. The clerk of the county or municipality shall prepare each emergency ballot package

with a minimum of 30 emergency ballots. If the clerk determines that an election district shall require more than 30 emergency

ballots based on the number of registered voters, additional emergency ballots shall

be delivered to that election district.