HAMILTON, N.J. - eTradeWire -- Citizens for New Jersey Election Integrity (C4NJEI) announces its second annual conference focused on improving the state's electoral process. A primary focus is getting questions on ballots across the state to require voter ID and restricting voting to only qualified US citizens.

The event will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn, Hamilton, NJ on Friday March 7^th from 10am to 4pm. Free registration is available at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2025-citizens-for-...

The agenda begins with an update on recent election laws and pending bills in the NJ legislature by Bill Eames, Director of Working Together New Jersey. Next is an educational session on the ballot initiative and referendum process by Attorney Matt Moench. Attorney Dorothy Bolinksy follows with a session on different ways to become involved in local election processes. Last is a discussion on the U.S. Citizens Election Bill of Rights led by Cleta Mitchell, leader of the national Election Integrity Network.

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"Since our first conference a year ago, our membership has continued to grow and so has our impact on increasing transparency and fairness in elections," commented Lynne Lippincott, Co-Founder and Director, C4NJEI. "The voter disenfranchisement lawsuit against the Mercer County Board of Elections continues with our support. Dozens of poll challengers were trained and deployed to polling locations throughout the state during the November 2024 general election. Hundreds of ballots from voters who moved out of state, or were registered at non-residential addresses, or who appeared to be deceased, or who voted multiple times were challenged during the general election of 2024. After the election, over 400 such cases were referred to law enforcement. This year we are embarking on an effort to get election integrity questions on town ballots, and this conference puts that effort in motion."

About Citizens for NJ Election Integrity

Citizens for NJ Election Integrity is a non-partisan organization dedicated to ensuring fair and transparent elections in New Jersey. The group advocates for electoral reforms, improved voter verification processes, and public education on election integrity. For more information, please visit www.citizens4njei.org or email info@citizens4njei.org.