Prohibits business receiving State development subsidies from making certain campaign contributions.

New Jersey's A1906 bill prohibits businesses receiving state economic development subsidies of $25,000 or more from making campaign contributions to candidates, political parties, or related committees during the subsidy period. It applies to the business itself, its affiliates, and key employees, but allows candidates to contribute to their own campaigns. Violations could result in fines up to $200,000 for individuals or $500,000 for entities, and businesses may lose remaining subsidies or face a five-year ban on state contracting. The bill defines "development subsidy" to exclude specific programs like affordable housing or environmental initiatives.