Revises process for filling vacancy from this State in United States House of Representatives.

This bill revises New Jersey's process for filling vacancies in the U.S. House of Representatives. It requires the Governor to issue a writ of election within 10 days of a vacancy occurring, replacing the current unspecified timeframe. The bill establishes two specific election timelines: if the unexpired term is 180 days or more, it mandates a special primary followed by a special election; if the unexpired term is between 135-180 days, it mandates a special election without a primary. Vacancies occurring in the final 135 days of a term will remain unfilled until the next congressional term begins. The bill also updates procedural requirements, such as requiring only one election notice publication at least 45 days before the election instead of weekly notices.