New plan to boost NJ voter turnout: send mail voting applications as 18th birthday gift

A Senate panel approved legislation that would require the state to send a vote-by-mail application to New Jersey residents upon their 18th birthday in what the bill’s sponsor said is a bid to boost turnout. The legislation, which passed the Senate’s state government committee in a 3-0 vote Monday, would require county clerks send mail ballots to registered voters when they reach the age of majority. Nikita Biryukov, New Jersey Monitor.

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