Help Us Keep the Voter Rolls as Accurate as Possible
We Work Together. Bring your skills and interests, and we’ll help you find a spot where you can make a difference.
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Current Strategy
We all know a family member who moved long ago, but still receives a Sample Ballot at the old address. Or “Gramps”, who passed away, but might still get a mail-in ballot. Loose mail-in ballots compromise elections.
We’re working to help County Boards of Elections fix those things, to register voters so they can vote, and to answer voter questions about the process.
We study election law. We meet and talk to county elections officials. We examine the voter rolls for anomalies, then share our questions with county or state officials. We answer questions. We volunteer as Poll Workers and as election observers (“Challengers”). We coordinate with volunteer election integrity efforts in other states and at the national level. We attend and host training conferences. We file litigation when abuses require Judicial review. We analyze election data. We educate voters.
In short, we are activist, concerned citizens who want to assure that every person who is legally entitled to vote is able to cast that vote in every election in New Jersey.
Christian Principles
Our daily lives get so busy that most folks practice the “Cliff Notes(TM)” path of citizenship – go for the most obvious but skip over the detail. Our volunteers engage. They study, learn, question, help, volunteer, and take their citizenship seriously.
The Bible is God’s Word, and His teaching tells us we do have a responsibility to engage in the decisions and policy of government. The pursuit of Liberty is the ongoing practice of engaging in influencing decisions about our daily lives.
Decisions: Football or School Board?
We are called upon to engage. Certainly, it looks like more fun to go to a sports event or party than to attend a school board or town council meeting. But whose responsibility is it to achieve “good governance?”
You might say, we get what we pay for (via your investment of time & energy in helping steer, guide and select good and moral leaders and assure that our elections are honest, fair, transparent, can pass audit tests, and that the processes used can be seen and understood by all).
DISCLAIMER: *NOT LEGAL ADVICE* – All content on this website is intended for general information only, and should not be construed as legal advice, tax advice, or financial advice applicable to your particular situation. WTNJelections.org is solely an information website. Before taking any action based on this website, you should consider your personal situation and seek professional advice.