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Paul Kanitra

Bills in the 2026–2027 Session, General Assembly.

All of Paul Kanitra's terms

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In committee97

  • Assembly Bill 251

    Requires new voting machines purchased or leased for use in elections in this State to produce voter-verifiable paper record of each vote cast.

  • Assembly Bill 252

    Allows credit against gross income tax for certain eligible taxpayers pursuing education and employment in State.

  • Assembly Bill 253

    Requires Governor and legislative leaders to meet together quarterly.

  • Assembly Bill 254

    Permits public utilities to lease equipment from National Guard in event of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 255

    Requires electric service providers to integrate energy storage systems into long-term planning process.

  • Assembly Bill 256

    Allows electric public utilities to enter into agreements to place power restoration equipment on private property in anticipation of certain power outages.

  • Assembly Bill 257

    Directs BPU to conduct study to determine whether deployment of microgrids and generators will reduce length of power outages.

  • Assembly Bill 258

    Extends "whistleblower" protections to employee disclosure of governmental mismanagement, waste and abuse.

  • Assembly Bill 259

    Criminalizes unlawful occupancy of dwellings.

  • Assembly Bill 260

    Establishes pilot program to provide training at no cost to certain persons seeking firearms purchaser identification card, permit to purchase handgun, or permit to carry handgun.

  • Assembly Bill 261

    Upgrades assault against servicemember to aggravated assault; expands crime of bias intimidation to encompass crimes and offenses committed against servicemembers.

  • Assembly Bill 262

    Requires school districts to provide instruction on the dangers of texting while driving as part of the Core Curriculum Content Standards in Comprehensive Health and Physical Education.

  • Assembly Bill 263

    Requires Director of Division of Taxation to include sales of properties in age-restricted developments by third parties in table of equalized valuations.

  • Assembly Bill 264

    Requires newly-constructed grocery stores to have generators.

  • Assembly Bill 265

    Requires local governing body and DCA to suspend collection of certificate of occupancy and related inspection fees for homes being rented by persons identified by FEMA as displaced individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 266

    Prohibits sale, distribution, and use of urea as an ice melt.

  • Assembly Bill 267

    Requires labeling of ingredients and restricts phosphorus in household cleansing products.

  • Assembly Bill 268

    Requires water purveyors to notify municipalities they service regarding water supply and water quality issues.

  • Assembly Bill 269

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for employing immediate family members of members of the Armed Forces of the United States who were killed in action.

  • Assembly Bill 270

    "Homestead School Property Tax Reimbursement Act"; provides State reimbursement for 50% of school property taxes paid by seniors, 65 years and older.

  • Assembly Bill 271

    Increases annual income limit for eligibility to receive homestead property tax reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 272

    Increases income eligibility limit for homestead property tax reimbursement program.

  • Assembly Bill 273

    Requires State reimbursement to municipalities of cost of disabled veterans' total property tax exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 274

    Increases fines for failing to have required markings on commercial vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 275

    Requires issuance of tourniquets to law enforcement officers; requires emergency service vehicles be equipped with tourniquets.

  • Assembly Bill 276

    Reduces gross income tax rates by ten percent over three years.

  • Assembly Bill 277

    Changes law regulating size limits of lobsters.

  • Assembly Bill 278

    Allows shore municipalities to provide spouse and dependent children of veterans free or reduced cost access to beaches.

  • Assembly Bill 279

    Requires commissioner of registration to move voters with undeliverable mail-in ballots to inactive file; removes such inactive voters from Statewide voter registration system following failure to vote in two consecutive federal general elections.

  • Assembly Bill 280

    Raises minimum amounts of property damage liability, uninsured motorist, and underinsured motorist coverage for certain automobile insurance policies.

  • Assembly Bill 281

    Authorizes creation of Domestic Violence Awareness license plates.

  • Assembly Bill 282

    Requires each public school to post on website comprehensive list of all resources available in school library.

  • Assembly Bill 283

    Authorizes members of the New Jersey State Legislature to solemnize marriages and civil unions.

  • Assembly Bill 284

    Permits conduct of Queen of Hearts raffle games.

  • Assembly Bill 285

    Directs MVC to establish public information campaign concerning certain motorized vehicles; establishes 15-mile-per-hour speed limit for certain motorized vehicles.

  • Assembly Bill 286

    Requires Division of Consumer Affairs display list of all registered ticket brokers on division's website.

  • Assembly Bill 287

    Permits voter to take photograph of own voted ballot and share it on Internet-based social media.

  • Assembly Bill 288

    Establishes immunity for businesses against damage claims for public health emergency exposure; excludes reckless or intentional conduct.

  • Assembly Bill 289

    Requires health care practitioners prescribing opioid medications to limit amount of prescribed medication to seven-day supply, except in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 290

    Requires AG to create voting integrity task force.

  • Assembly Bill 291

    Requires school districts to include information on events of September 11, 2001 as part of New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Social Studies; requires public schools to hold annual events commemorating September 11, 2001.

  • Assembly Bill 292

    Provides tuition-free credits to certain instituitions of higher education for certain law enforcement officers and firefighters and their spouses and dependents.

  • Assembly Bill 293

    Heightens grade of theft if property stolen is catalytic converter.

  • Assembly Bill 294

    Establishes third degree crime of gang assault.

  • Assembly Bill 295

    Requires notification of certain domestic violence victims through the Victim Information and Notification Everyday System (VINE).

  • Assembly Bill 296

    Increases penalties for human trafficking of children.

  • Assembly Bill 297

    Lowers monetary threshold for certain motor vehicle theft to constitute second degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 298

    Broadens riot and disorderly conduct; enhances penalties for public monument destruction; addresses riot victim assaults; creates crime of promotion of violent, disorderly assembly.

  • Assembly Bill 299

    Establishes increased penalties for smoking cannabis or marijuana on public beaches.

  • Assembly Bill 300

    Requires certain animals used in testing to be offered for adoption; requires establishment of procedures for assessment and disposition of animals; establishes penalties for noncompliance.

  • Assembly Bill 301

    "Health Insurance Claim Plain Language and Simplification Act."

  • Assembly Bill 302

    Exempts cribs, child restraint systems, nursing bottles, and strollers from sales and use tax.

  • Assembly Bill 303

    Requires school districts to award students high school graduation credits in health, safety, and physical education for completing county fire academy course under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 304

    Establishes award of damages for pain and suffering to owner of pet cat or dog that dies due to malpractice or negligence by veterinarian, veterinary hospital, or other veterinary facility.

  • Assembly Bill 305

    Establishes "New Jersey COVID-19 Long-Term Health Effects Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 306

    Clarifies that certain beach owners and lessees have no duty to keep beach safe or to warn of hazards; provides immunity from liability, in certain cases, for injuries occurring on beach or in adjacent waters.

  • Assembly Bill 307

    Requires Secretary of State to adjust census redistricting data to remove noncitizens for redistricting purposes in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 308

    "Illegal Alien Healthcare Transparency Act"; requires health care facilities to inquire and report on immigration status of patients and to report certain costs of care.

  • Assembly Bill 309

    "Jillian's Law", mandates institutional commitment for certain persons found not competent to stand trial.

  • Assembly Bill 310

    "Ruth Gilbert Alzheimer's Accessibility Act"; allows certain individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or dementia to receive, and caregivers transporting those individuals to utilize, parking privileges reserved for persons with disability.

  • Assembly Bill 311

    Requires certification that persons directly or indirectly receiving State monies or privileges are not unauthorized aliens.

  • Assembly Bill 312

    Establishes "Defend our Educational Resources Act."

  • Assembly Bill 313

    "Restoring the Representation of Legal Residents Act;" requires Secretary of State to adjust census apportionment and redistricting data to remove illegal alien population for apportionment and redistricting purposes in this State.

  • Assembly Bill 314

    "Enhanced ID Act"; requires MVC to create and issue enhanced driver's licenses and enhanced non-driver identification cards.

  • Assembly Bill 315

    Requires DEP to publish certain information regarding natural resources damages when entering into certain settlements under "Spill Compensation and Control Act."

  • Assembly Bill 316

    Eliminates transfer inheritance tax for step-grandchildren.

  • Assembly Bill 317

    "Protecting Mail-in Voters Act"; requires those who vote by mail to enclose copy of personal identification.

  • Assembly Bill 318

    Modifies requirements for associations to protect structural integrity of certain buildings; expands timeframes for associations to establish adequate reserves.

  • Assembly Bill 319

    Establishes "End Crimes to Clicks Act"; limits disclosure of body worn camera recordings under State's open public records law.

  • Assembly Bill 320

    "Flood Zone Clarification Act"; modifies procedure for delineation of State flood hazard areas.

  • Assembly Bill 321

    "Military Spouse Licensure Reform Act."

  • Assembly Bill 322

    "Immigration Enforcement Support Act"; authorizes law enforcement agency to detain and transfer to federal immigration authorities persons illegally in State; provides compensation to law enforcement agency for deportation.

  • Assembly Bill 323

    "Protecting Legally-Present Youngsters' Limited Educational Resources Act"; requires students who are not U.S. citizens or legal immigrants to pay tuition to attend public schools.

  • Assembly Bill 324

    Prohibits setting of snares or cable restraint traps on certain National Guard property; establishes penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 325

    "Imprisoning Illegal Aliens Act;" allows State and local entities and private detention facilities to enter into agreements to detain noncitizens.

  • Assembly Bill 326

    "Stolen Vehicle Possession Accountability Act"; increases penalties for adult and juvenile repeat offenses of receiving stolen motor vehicle.

  • Assembly Bill 327

    "Stolen Car Accountability Act"; concerns juveniles tried as adults for motor vehicle theft and residential burglary.

  • Assembly Bill 328

    "Unifying Families and Bringing them Home Act"; requires AG to establish program to relocated persons unlawfully in State.

  • Assembly Bill 329

    Requires juvenile charged with delinquent act to be prosecuted in county where incident giving rise to complaint occurred.

  • Assembly Bill 330

    "Public Charge Transparency Act"; requires State entities which provide government assistance to inquire and record beneficiary's citizenship or immigration status and report cost of government assistance to illegal aliens.

  • Assembly Bill 2707

    "Restore Local Offshore Wind Control Act"; prohibits construction of certain offshore wind project infrastructure without local governmental approval.

  • Assembly Bill 2708

    Establishes "Next Gen STEM Support Act" to provide financial assistance for innovative STEM programs.

  • Assembly Bill 2709

    "Police Training Cost Recovery Act"; requires municipal law enforcement agency to reimburse former employer of Class Two special law enforcement officer under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2710

    Establishes "Authentic Relationships Act"; prohibits artificial intelligence relationship simulation.

  • Assembly Bill 2711

    "Reasonable Pediatric Questions Act"; eliminates requirement for clinical laboratories to ask certain children questions about gender identity and sexual orientation.

  • Assembly Bill 2712

    Designates salt water taffy as New Jersey State Candy.

  • Assembly Bill 2713

    "Energy Subsidies Transparency Act"; authorizes BPU and Rate Counsel to require certain energy companies to disclose information concerning energy subsidies.

  • Assembly Bill 2714

    "The Legionnaires' Disease Prevention Act"; establishes grant program for restoration or removal of buildings with compromised water supply systems; appropriates $5 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2715

    "Radical Regimes Education Act"; requires age-appropriate instruction on certain governmental regimes in grades nine through 12.

  • Assembly Bill 4768

    "Social Media Fairness and Transparency Act"; establishes requirements for social media companies concerning content moderation practices; establishes cause of action against social media companies for violation of content moderation practices.

  • Assembly Bill 4802

    Establishes "Safe Guardianship Act;" restricts appointment of certain persons as guardian for incapacitated person.

  • Assembly Bill 4872

    "End the Toll Trap Act"; concerns toll violations and related administrative fees; establishes "New York and New Jersey Toll and Fee Reduction Task Force."

  • Assembly Bill 5231

    Establishes "New Jersey Right to Try for Individualized Treatments Act."

  • Assembly Bill 5393

    "Honor the Oath Act"; requires newly elected Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and legislators to take oath of office in county where seat of government is located.

  • Assembly Bill 5394

    "Permitting Transparency and Accountability Act"; codifies portions of Executive Order 5 of 2026; establishes Cross-Agency Permitting Team, permit catalog, permit dashboard, and New Jersey Report Card.

  • Assembly Bill 5595

    Permits use of New Jersey Student Tuition Assistance Reward Scholarship Program award at county college located in county adjacent to recipient's home county.

  • Assembly Bill 5596

    "Open Space Tax Revaluation Fairness Act"; Authorizes changes to municipal open space tax by ordinance rather than referendum in certain circumstances.

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  • Assembly Bill 5818

    Prohibits marriages and civil unions between first cousins.

  • Assembly Bill 5819

    "Interstate Voter Assistance Act"; requires interstate voter registration communications for voter list maintenance purposes.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 2
  • Assembly Bill 2388

    Requires Division of Travel and Tourism develop and maintain Internet website on historic sites, districts, and roadside markers.

  • Assembly Bill 2391

    Authorizes creation of "250th Anniversary Revolutionary War" license plates.

Passed the General Assembly · 7
  • Assembly Bill 1408

    Broadens public awareness signage to include notices in Chinese and Korean.

  • Assembly Bill 2054

    Requires Division of Children's System of Care to make changes to certain polices regarding the provision of family support and respite care services for certain eligible individuals.

  • Assembly Bill 2163

    Requires Commission on Human Trafficking to post public awareness signage in additional establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 2240

    Requires law enforcement to notify State Parole Board when parolee violates domestic violence restraining order.

  • Assembly Bill 4994

    Modifies definition of "aquaculture" throughout State law to include construction of facilities and appurtenant structures.

  • Assembly Bill 5503

    Requires Department of Agriculture to develop guidance on shellfish aquaculture agritourism.

  • Assembly Bill 5504

    Expands and changes membership of Aquaculture Advisory Council.

Out of committee · 3
In committee · 170
  • Assembly Bill 119

    Establishes rebuttable presumption that person charged with theft of motor vehicle be detained prior to trial under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 153

    Prohibits municipal ordinance to create sanctuary city; establishes State and local employee ethics violation upon noncompliance with federal immigration enforcement request.

  • Assembly Bill 173

    Provides gross income tax deduction for amounts paid to taxpayers for sale of certain real property interests for conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 174

    Prohibits State funding to assist immigrants facing detention or deportation.

  • Assembly Bill 179

    Prohibits release of illegal immigrants from correctional facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 199

    Establishes expedited ejectment proceeding to remove certain unauthorized real property occupants.

  • Assembly Bill 201

    "Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act"; bans abortion 20 weeks or more after fertilization.

  • Assembly Bill 211

    Permits excused absence for student enlisted or planning to enlist in Armed Forces of United States or National Guard.

  • Assembly Bill 212

    Requires certain law enforcement entities and courts to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 217

    Requires Department of Agriculture to conduct inspections of on-farm dairy processing activities.

  • Assembly Bill 218

    Establishes "New Jersey Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 222

    Requires Attorney General to compile and publicly report certain statistics pertaining to permits to carry for handguns and firearm purchaser identification cards.

  • Assembly Bill 331

    Prohibits award of custody or visitation rights to persons convicted of certain sex crimes against minors.

  • Assembly Bill 532

    Provides that public school parent who objects to learning material or activity that parent considers harmful may receive voucher from school district to enroll student in nonpublic school.

  • Assembly Bill 617

    Establishes State definition of antisemitism.

  • Assembly Bill 619

    Establishes crime of doxxing.

  • Assembly Bill 637

    Authorizes proportional property tax exemption for honorably discharged veterans having a service-connected permanent disability and proclaims that the State shall reimburse municipalities for cost of exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 648

    Establishes NJ Animal Abuser Registry.

  • Assembly Bill 650

    Requires police notification when driver license is suspended.

  • Assembly Bill 651

    Extends Class Two special law enforcement training for time deployed.

  • Assembly Bill 652

    Authorizes veterans to deduct two years military service from age requirement for police officer under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 653

    Authorizes court to impose rescue operation costs of public entity under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 654

    Prohibits certain sex offenders from working in ice cream trucks and amusement parks.

  • Assembly Bill 655

    Omits State Police detectives from Open Public Records Act.

  • Assembly Bill 656

    Authorizes special parking insignias for passenger automobiles used to transport the developmentally disabled.

  • Assembly Bill 657

    Establishes mandatory penalties for committing burglary and theft during a state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 658

    Enhances penalties imposed on drivers who have never been issued a driver's license.

  • Assembly Bill 660

    Requires certain NJ Transit Corporation employees to undergo criminal history background checks and wear photo identification.

  • Assembly Bill 661

    Directs BPU to study whether State's electric distribution system meets certain standards.

  • Assembly Bill 662

    Requires public utility to reimburse business customer during period when business ceases operations due to utility repairing or replacing its equipment on business customer's property.

  • Assembly Bill 664

    "The Reliability, Preparedness, and Storm Response Act of 2020"; requires public utilities to file certain information concerning emergency preparedness with BPU and increases certain penalties.

  • Assembly Bill 666

    Establishes Jersey Shore Safety and Economy Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 667

    Extends deadline for midpoint status report of municipal fair share affordable housing obligation compliance.

  • Assembly Bill 668

    Requires registered voters to present photo ID when voting at polling place.

  • Assembly Bill 669

    Requires electric public utility to reimburse residential customer for cost of food and prescription medicine spoiled or compromised as a result of sustained electric service outage.

  • Assembly Bill 670

    Requires at least one member of BPU to reside in either Atlantic, Cape May, Monmouth, or Ocean County.

  • Assembly Bill 671

    Requires electric public utility to install and operate smart meters and smart meter technology at customers' premises upon request and in new building construction.

  • Assembly Bill 672

    Authorizes payment of just compensation to businesses for losses due to public health emergency closures.

  • Assembly Bill 673

    "Fairness in Women's Sports Act."

  • Assembly Bill 674

    Prohibits requiring students to wear face masks in schools and on school buses.

  • Assembly Bill 675

    Prohibits NJT from making major alterations to rail yards located near certain environmentally sensitive areas.

  • Assembly Bill 679

    Allows certain drug dealing offenses to be graded by "units," rather than weight, of controlled dangerous substances.

  • Assembly Bill 680

    Prohibits local units of government from adopting increased minimum wage and mandatory paid sick leave for private employers.

  • Assembly Bill 682

    Permits short-term tax exemption for certain improvements to dwellings damaged by natural disasters.

  • Assembly Bill 683

    Permits any member of PERS to receive accidental disability retirement allowance for disability resulting from participation in 9/11 World Trade Center rescue, recovery, or cleanup operations.

  • Assembly Bill 684

    Requires insurers that sell flood insurance to provide certain policyholders with certain information.

  • Assembly Bill 685

    Terminates imposition of general purpose fee under realty transfer fee and one percent assessment on purchases of residential real property selling for more than $1,000,000.

  • Assembly Bill 686

    Exempts senior citizens and blind or disabled persons from certain realty transfer fees.

  • Assembly Bill 687

    Eliminates supplemental realty transfer fee.

  • Assembly Bill 688

    Provides gross income tax deduction for certain E-ZPass tolls paid.

  • Assembly Bill 692

    Limits upfront costs for oral anticancer medications for persons covered under certain health benefits plans.

  • Assembly Bill 693

    Provides State income tax credit for removal of lawns near Barnegat Bay.

  • Assembly Bill 694

    Concerns valuation of property condemned for dune construction or beach replenishment.

  • Assembly Bill 696

    "Barnegat Bay Protection Act"; establishes Barnegat Bay Protection Fund, dedicates portion of sales tax on fertilizer, authorizes special license plates, and provides for donations.

  • Assembly Bill 697

    Prohibits persons violating animal cruelty law from owning, keeping, or harboring animals; requires DHSS establish and maintain website list of such persons.

  • Assembly Bill 698

    Makes it a crime of the second degree to interfere with 9-1-1 public safety answering points.

  • Assembly Bill 699

    Establishes bribery in official and political matters applies to person soliciting, accepting, or agreeing to accept benefit as consideration to act even though not yet in office or otherwise qualified to act.

  • Assembly Bill 700

    Increases penalties for unlawfully manufacturing, distributing, or dispensing fentanyl.

  • Assembly Bill 701

    Permits minors to work until 11 p.m. between Memorial Day and October 1 of each year in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 703

    Requires law enforcement officers to issue preliminary suspension of driver's license for certain drunk driving offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 704

    Requires installation of ignition interlock device if sentence for DWI is stayed pending appeal.

  • Assembly Bill 705

    Ensures operation of certain motor fuel storage, distribution and dispensing facilities during disasters and emergencies.

  • Assembly Bill 706

    Prohibits public utility from filing rate increase petition under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 707

    Requires electric public utility to submit proposal to BPU detailing utility's plan to harden its electric distribution substations to protect against criminal attacks.

  • Assembly Bill 708

    Requires truck and van rental companies to photograph authorized user.

  • Assembly Bill 709

    Establishes rebuttable presumption of pretrial detention for child sexual abuse.

  • Assembly Bill 710

    Requires DOE to release to school district upon request data and software program algorithms used to calculate State school aid.

  • Assembly Bill 711

    Requires public institution of higher education to establish plans concerning cyber security and prevention of cyber attacks.

  • Assembly Bill 712

    Prevents State school aid reduction in school districts that experienced decrease in equalized valuation and are located in certain counties.

  • Assembly Bill 713

    Requires mortgage lenders to maintain vacant, age-restricted dwelling units during foreclosure.

  • Assembly Bill 714

    Establishes New Jersey Internet Criminal Information Registry.

  • Assembly Bill 716

    Requires fire suppression systems in all elementary and secondary schools 12,000 square feet or larger.

  • Assembly Bill 717

    Establishes $40 daily pay rate for jurors.

  • Assembly Bill 718

    Permits police officers to be assigned to public school if school is being used as polling place during conduct of election.

  • Assembly Bill 719

    Clarifies that statute of limitation is tolled in certain cases until State possesses match of crime scene evidence and suspect's DNA.

  • Assembly Bill 721

    Enacts "Anthony Maruca's Law"; requires law enforcement officers to carry epinephrine.

  • Assembly Bill 722

    Prohibits download or use of TikTok application on any State-issued electronic device.

  • Assembly Bill 723

    Requires members of State Board of Education to attend meetings in person to be recorded as present.

  • Assembly Bill 724

    Creates toll relief program; appropriates $250 million to NJTA and $250 million to SJTA.

  • Assembly Bill 725

    Prohibits imposition of civil penalties on State agencies by State agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 726

    Extends pension eligibility for survivors of certain emergency services volunteers who contracted COVID-19 during 2020 public health emergency declared by Governor.

  • Assembly Bill 727

    Reinstates penalty for underage possession and consumption of alcohol and cannabis as disorderly person offense.

  • Assembly Bill 728

    Provides school districts spending below adequacy are not subject to certain State school aid reductions.

  • Assembly Bill 732

    Requires New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association to adopt policy on use of instant replay in certain postseason games.

  • Assembly Bill 733

    Increases daily compensation for election workers and increases additional compensation rate for election workers managing signature copy registers.

  • Assembly Bill 734

    Requires enhanced reporting by independent expenditure committees; extends statute of limitations for campaign finance violations; exempts reports filed with Election Law Enforcement Commission from certain document redaction requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 738

    Extends Wounded Warrior Caregivers Relief Act to caregivers of certain veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 739

    Requires driver's licenses and identification cards issued to non-citizens to bear distinct color and include statement providing document cannot be used to vote; requires identification to vote.

  • Assembly Bill 740

    Requires MVC to accommodate walk-in services at least three days per week.

  • Assembly Bill 741

    Prohibits certain financial institutions from requiring certain disabled veterans to include anticipated property tax obligations as part of mortgage applications.

  • Assembly Bill 742

    Repeals law that requires diversity and inclusion instruction for public school students in grades kindergarten through 12.

  • Assembly Bill 842

    Elevates the degree of desecration offense based upon the pecuniary loss; adds desecration to bias intimidation statute.

  • Assembly Bill 872

    Prohibits discrimination against individuals who have not received COVID-19 vaccine.

  • Assembly Bill 901

    "Max's Law"; requires school districts to provide instruction on dangers of fentanyl and xylazine.

  • Assembly Bill 907

    Prohibits collecting of certain costs associated with offshore wind projects from ratepayers.

  • Assembly Bill 946

    "Right to Mental Health for Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Act"; establishes certain requirements concerning provision of mental health services to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.

  • Assembly Bill 1166

    Requires State Police to establish recovery leave policy for troopers presenting proof of pregnancy.

  • Assembly Bill 1168

    Reinstates automatic COLAs for retirement benefits of certain PFRS members.

  • Assembly Bill 1175

    Clarifies that BB guns are not firearms under New Jersey law.

  • Assembly Bill 1189

    "Fully Funding Schools and Cutting Property Taxes Act"; repeals certain sections of law; requires additional aid to lower property taxes commensurate with residents' ability to support schools; appropriates $2.9 billion.

  • Assembly Bill 1215

    Expands crime of human trafficking to include individuals who benefit financially.

  • Assembly Bill 1260

    "Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act"; requires Internet-connected devices to have blocking capability in certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 1270

    Prohibits DEP from requiring certain municipalities to adopt ordinance that controls tree removal and replacement.

  • Assembly Bill 1273

    Requires local government notification of sex offender registration and prohibits sex offenders from living near schools, child care centers or playgrounds.

  • Assembly Bill 1274

    Allows exclusion of certain small business income from taxation under gross income tax and corporation business tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1278

    Allows gross income tax deduction for income earned in form of tips.

  • Assembly Bill 1359

    Prohibits deepfake pornography and imposes criminal and civil penalties for non-consensual disclosure.

  • Assembly Bill 1436

    Authorizes special license plates for members of the United States Coast Guard.

  • Assembly Bill 1446

    Requires person convicted, or fleeing charge, of sex offense in foreign country to register under Megan's Law; requires law enforcement to inquire about immigration status of sex offenders and cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 1469

    Permits designation of special event zones for traffic regulation purposes during certain large events.

  • Assembly Bill 1617

    "CJ's Law"; Criminalizes manufacture, sale, and possession of substances containing kratom.

  • Assembly Bill 1685

    Reinstates automatic COLA for retirement benefits of members of the State-administered retirement systems.

  • Assembly Bill 1696

    Updates scope of practice of optometrists.

  • Assembly Bill 1713

    Requires instruction on cursive handwriting in public school curriculum for grades three through five.

  • Assembly Bill 1835

    Requires AG to repeal law enforcement directive restricting law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

  • Assembly Bill 1836

    Requires green building standards and impact studies for carbon, traffic, storm water, and schools for certain affordable housing development.

  • Assembly Bill 1837

    Establishes certification process for non-physicians to perform laser tattoo removal.

  • Assembly Bill 1844

    Prohibits health insurance carriers from placing time limit on coverage of anesthesia services before, during, or after medical or surgical procedures.

  • Assembly Bill 1845

    Requires DEP and New Jersey Infrastructure Bank to provide priority for principal forgiveness on environmental infrastructure project loans to municipalities in coastal areas.

  • Assembly Bill 1846

    Expands available protections against fraudulent recording of quitclaim deed.

  • Assembly Bill 1847

    Prohibits health care professionals from providing gender-affirming health care services to persons under 21 years of age.

  • Assembly Bill 1848

    Clarifies child support obligation notice and certification requirements for applicants for State licenses.

  • Assembly Bill 1849

    Requires governing board of public school to verify employment eligibility of teaching staff members and school employees.

  • Assembly Bill 1850

    Sets flat gross income tax rate at 5.9 percent tax for all taxable income over $37,500 or $75,000, depending on filing status; exempts taxpayers with less income from gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 1901

    Broadens eligibility for certain civil service and pension benefits for veterans by eliminating requirement of service during specified dates or in specified locations.

  • Assembly Bill 1907

    Allows property tax rebate for disabled veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 2049

    Prohibits sale of cats, dogs, or rabbits by pet shops; repeals "Pet Purchase Protection Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2687

    Establishes "Parents Bill of Rights Act"; prohibits school district from interfering with fundamental right of parent or guardian to engage in and direct student's education; permits opt-out of school district curriculum.

  • Assembly Bill 2690

    Elevates leaving scene of accident resulting in death to crime of first degree.

  • Assembly Bill 2705

    Requires certain group homes to install electronic monitoring devices in common areas, upon request and with uniform resident consent.

  • Assembly Bill 2779

    Excludes certain illegal aliens from workers' compensation and temporary disability benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 2834

    Establishes State aid reduction cap of one percent for calculation of State school aid.

  • Assembly Bill 2836

    Increases resource threshold for certain Medicaid eligibility groups.

  • Assembly Bill 2839

    Establishes 90-day State tax amnesty period ending no later than January 15, 2026; dedicates revenues collected during tax amnesty period for Stabilization Aid to school districts; appropriates up to $15 million.

  • Assembly Bill 2843

    Prohibits certain electric public utility rate increases and requires certain protections for ratepayers.

  • Assembly Bill 2891

    Provides that salary and other costs associated with Commissioner of Education's appointment of State monitor and other staff under "School District Fiscal Accountability Act" will be paid by State.

  • Assembly Bill 2892

    Requires Department of Agriculture to establish program to make grants available to certain non-profit organizations for seafood gleaning operations; appropriates $250,000.

  • Assembly Bill 2898

    Permits school districts to receive loans from State to support operating budget under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2922

    Requires appointment of State monitor to school districts that receive 70 percent or more of revenue from State aid.

  • Assembly Bill 2959

    Prohibits employment of illegal aliens and requires use of E-Verify program in public contracts.

  • Assembly Bill 3027

    Establishes process for selection, instruction, and oversight of commissioners to Article V convention for proposing amendments to United States Constitution; establishes criminal penalties for certain violations.

  • Assembly Bill 3144

    Directs AG to enter into agreement with U.S. Attorney General to empower certain corrections officers to investigate immigration status of inmates.

  • Assembly Bill 3168

    Requires chief law enforcement officer or Superintendent of State Police to notify federal immigration authorities when non-citizen applies for firearms purchaser identification card or handgun purchase permit.

  • Assembly Bill 3171

    Requires school districts to allow home-schooled students to participate in school-sponsored extracurricular activities in student's resident district.

  • Assembly Bill 3181

    Prohibits using cadaveric fetal tissue obtained from elective abortion procedure for research purposes and using any cadaveric fetal tissue to research cosmetic treatments.

  • Assembly Bill 3232

    Restricts genetic testing of newborn and crime victim DNA; permits DNA information to be obtained pursuant to warrant or court order.

  • Assembly Bill 3789

    Requires public schools to post curriculum plans online; requires school districts to make textbooks or other materials used in implementing curriculum plans available for inspection by parents and legal guardians.

  • Assembly Bill 3803

    Establishes Office of Ombudsman for Children.

  • Assembly Bill 3952

    Requires juveniles to appear before court in county where alleged delinquency complaint occurred.

  • Assembly Bill 4000

    "Gary Letizia Pre-Hospital Blood Transfusion Act"; authorizes advanced life support providers, under medical oversight, to administer blood products to patients in pre-hospital settings, and establishes certain reimbursement for such providers.

  • Assembly Bill 4479

    Requires school bus personnel members to call 911 emergency line in potential life-threatening emergencies; requires certain school buses transportating students with disabilities to be equipped with certain safety features; makes appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 4735

    Clarifies that amateur sports official is independent contractor for purposes of State employment laws.

  • Assembly Bill 4769

    Requires certain State agencies to establish expedited approval and permitting procedures for artificial intelligence data centers powered by small modular nuclear reactors.

  • Assembly Bill 4777

    Requires State to participate in federal tax credit scholarship program and directs Commissioner of Education to provide required information to U.S. Secretary of the Treasury.

  • Assembly Bill 4779

    Requires DEP to establish resident-only priority registration period for sale of permits at Island Beach State Park before opening sales to non-residents.

  • Assembly Bill 4819

    Withdraws New Jersey's participation in Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative; repeals "Global Warming Response Act" and related sections of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative implementing law.

  • Assembly Bill 4940

    Prohibits DEP from limiting number of mobile sport fishing permits issued annually; requires valid registration with New Jersey Saltwater Recreational Registry Program.

  • Assembly Bill 5123

    Requires principals and teachers of public schools to conduct two sentence oral recitation from Declaration of Independence before opening of school each day in grades three through 12; appropriates $10,000.

  • Assembly Bill 5174

    Requires additional notice of certain penalties for voter fraud.

  • Assembly Bill 5175

    Repeals law prohibiting collection and sharing of certain personal information.

  • Assembly Bill 5176

    Repeals codification of AG directive, "Strengthening Trust Between Law Enforcement and Immigrant Communities."

  • Assembly Bill 5177

    Repeals law requiring law enforcement officers to reveal facial identity during certain public interactions and to present sufficient identification prior to arresting or detaining person.

  • Assembly Bill 5217

    Permits ambulance transport of injured law enforcement canine under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 5284

    Permits driver's license to display license holder's blood type upon request.

  • Assembly Bill 5391

    Creates Riot Related Property Destruction and Restitution Act.

  • Assembly Bill 5525

    Adjusts State residency requirement for free hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses, stamps, and permits for disabled veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 5558

    Expands definition of terrorist organization; establishes civil action for damages against person that supports terrorism.

  • Assembly Bill 5561

    Establishes uniform prevailing wage contract threshold amount for public work.

  • Assembly Bill 5587

    "Emergency Crop Loss Relief Act of 2026"; appropriates $60 million.

  • Assembly Bill 5590

    "Election Integrity Through Sensible Ballot Counting Act"; requires mail-in ballots to be received by 8 p.m. on day of election to be canvassed.

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  • Assembly Bill 5809

    Prohibits use of State funds by institutions of higher education for legal representation of undocumented immigrants.

  • Assembly Bill 5810

    Removes restrictions on presence of police and law enforcement officers near polling places and ballot drop boxes.