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New Jersey Statutes § 19:23-17 Designation on primary ticket of policy or faction

⤴ Up to Chapter 19:23: Notice, State committee to county committee; county committee to municipal clerks

Statute Text

Any person indorsed as a candidate for nomination for any public office or party position whose name is to be voted for on the primary ticket of any political party, may, by indorsement on the petition of nomination in which he is indorsed, request that there be printed opposite his name on the primary ticket a designation, in not more than six words, as named by him in such petition, for the purpose of indicating either any official act or policy to which he is pledged or committed, or to distinguish him as belonging to a particular faction or wing of his political party; provided, however, that no such designation or slogan shall include or refer to the name of any person or any incorporated association of this State unless the written consent of such person or incorporated association of this State has been filed with the petition of nomination of such candidate or group of candidates.

History

Amended by L.1944, c.231, p.787, s.1.

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