Increasing Voter Participation and Strengthening Democracy

Together, we can keep building a strong and representative democracy where every New Jerseyan’s voice is heard.

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Modernizing New Jersey’s Traffic Code Will Improve Public Safety and Promote Racial Justice

Instead of pulling people over for air fresheners and broken taillights, New Jersey should focus its resources on addressing dangerous driving, preventing accidents, and saving lives.

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Early Voting for New Jersey’s 2026 General Election Is Happening Now – Cast Your Ballot Today

Early voting for New Jersey’s 2026 General Election is happening right now.

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I registered to vote in New Jersey, but my name isn’t on the voter rolls. What can I do?

If you’re missing from the poll book on Election Day, you have options to cast your vote.

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How We Advocate for Our Communities in the Legislature

Yesterday, we testified on the importance of restricting solitary confinement, reforming parole, and more – but our work isn’t done.

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As the General Election Approaches, Make Sure You’re Registered to Vote

We hope that when you vote, you cast your ballot like your rights depend on it.

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We Launched the First Comprehensive Civil Rights Review of Mass Deportations. Here’s How It’s Impacting Democracy.

ACLU breaks down findings from our latest report on how mass deportations are breaking our democracy.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detaining a man at the Ventura Government Center in Ventura, California.

A Q&A with John Powell: “Decisions about access to information should be transparent and subject to public scrutiny.”

John Powell is a reference and instruction librarian at Rutgers University’s Paul Robeson Library in Camden.

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This Supreme Court Term: Our Rights and Freedoms at Stake

The ACLU could have its busiest Supreme Court term ever, with potential cases on immigration, voting rights, and religious freedom in schools.

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