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

This bill allows New Jersey county clerks to remove registered voters from mail-in ballot lists under three specific conditions: if USPS returns their ballot mail, if they haven't used mail-in voting in two years, or if their address is undeliverable via USPS systems. Before removal, clerks must send written notice explaining the reason and providing steps to continue voting by mail, with a 30-day response window. Voters who don't respond within 30 days are removed and receive a notice with a reapplication form. The policy directly affects voters who miss mail-in ballots, go inactive for two years, or experience address changes, ensuring only active, valid voters receive mail-in ballots.