Permits county clerk to remove voters from vote-by-mail lists under certain circumstances.

This New Jersey bill (S 943) allows county clerks to remove voters from mail-in ballot lists under three specific conditions: if USPS returns their ballot mail, they haven't used mail-in ballots for two consecutive years, or their address is undeliverable. Before removal, clerks must send written notice explaining the reason and how to continue voting by mail; voters have 30 days to respond or reapply. If unresponsive, voters are removed and receive a reapplication form. The bill also updates contact information requirements for voters, ensuring phone/email details remain private and aren't used for ballot corrections.