Establishes public awareness campaign concerning federal rules for US Postal Service postmark and its effect on mail-in ballots; directs Secretary of State to evaluate adequacy of mail-in ballot drop box placement and usage; appropriates $100,000.

This bill directs New Jersey's Secretary of State to launch a public awareness campaign explaining how federal postal rules define postmarks and how they could affect the validity of mail-in ballots. The campaign will inform voters that ballots postmarked after election day may not be counted, even if mailed earlier, and will educate them on options like requesting manual postmarks or using ballot drop boxes to avoid postmark issues. Additionally, the bill requires the Secretary of State to work with county election boards to assess the placement and usage of mail-in ballot drop boxes across the state and submit a report with recommendations for any needed changes. The legislation also appropriates $100,000 from the state's General Fund to support the development and implementation of the public awareness campaign.