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A NJ court ordered Gloucester County to reprint ballots, ruling a new layout unlawfully favored Democrats.
A New Jersey appellate court ordered Gloucester County to reprint its general election ballots, ruling that a new office-block layout violated state law by unlawfully favoring Democrats.
The redesign, implemented by Democratic County Clerk James Hogan, replaced the required party-column format, diminishing Republican visibility and undermining the GOP’s “Vote Column A” campaign.
The court rejected claims of voter confusion, stating the law mandates a column format with no discretion for clerks.
In-person ballots must be corrected by October 25, while mail ballots will remain unchanged.
The county will reimburse Republicans $26,007 for affected campaign materials.
The decision was welcomed by the RNC as a defense of fair elections.
Un tribunal de Nueva Jersey ordenó al condado de Gloucester reimprimir las papeletas, dictaminando un nuevo diseño que favorecía ilegalmente a los demócratas.