New Jersey lawmakers have introduced bills that would prohibit the state from providing the Trump administration’s “Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity” with any information about the state’s voters that is not already publicly available.
The bills—A-5140, sponsored by Assemblyman Jamel Holley, and S-3423, sponsored by Sen. Raymond Lesniak, both D-Union—were introduced earlier this week but have not been scheduled for committee hearings.
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