Allows for licensed organizations to conduct raffles remotely and to advertise such raffles; removes maximum value limitations for prizes; allows remote raffles on Sundays; requires quarterly reporting of raffle results.

S 3609 allows licensed nonprofit organizations (like charities, churches, and veterans' groups) in New Jersey to conduct raffles remotely via the internet and advertise them statewide. It removes all limits on prize values, permits remote raffles on Sundays (currently prohibited), and requires organizations to submit quarterly reports to the Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission detailing raffle income, expenses, and prize distributions. The bill amends existing raffle laws to modernize remote participation rules and reporting requirements, effective immediately upon enactment.