The bill proposes significant revisions to the design and procedures of primary election ballots in New Jersey. It mandates that all primary election ballots be formatted in an office block style, grouping candidates for the same office together without visual separation. The bill also requires that ovals for marking votes be aligned with candidates' names and that all text be written in plain language to enhance clarity. Additionally, it removes the election of State political party committee members from the primary election process, allowing these members to be elected by county committee members instead. The bill also includes provisions for the publication of election notices and the management of vacancies within the State committee.

Furthermore, the bill introduces new guidelines for candidates to include brief slogans next to their names on the ballot, provided they adhere to specific formatting rules. It specifies that the drawing of candidates' names must be publicly announced, and if there is only one candidate for an office, that candidate will be placed first on the ballot without a drawing. The Division of Elections is tasked with collecting data on the implementation of these changes and submitting a report to the Governor and Legislature within 180 days after the second primary election following the bill's enactment. Overall, the bill aims to streamline the election process, enhance ballot clarity, and ensure a more informed electorate.