NJ Ballots Must Be Bilingual In 10% Spanish-Speaking Towns

By Jeannie O'Sullivan (April 8, 2019, 8:33 PM EDT) -- The New Jersey state appeals court ruled Monday that all election ballots must be printed in Spanish as well as English when warranted by the voter population, handing a win to an aspiring Dover Township politician who argued that the bilingual requirement for sample primary ballots should also apply to official ballots....

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