Relating to: the nomination of presidential electors.

SB 143 creates a process for political parties to nominate presidential electors if they lack primary candidates for state offices (like Senate, Assembly, or state officers) in a presidential election year. Specifically, the party chair must nominate one elector per congressional district and two statewide electors by October 1st, then certify these names to the election commission. This replaces the previous requirement for a party convention when no primary candidates exist. The bill directly affects political parties that fail to field candidates for state offices through their primary process.