The bill amends R.S.19:23-24 to allow county and municipal clerks to rotate candidate names on primary election ballots under specific conditions. It establishes a process whereby a county or municipal political committee can request ballot rotation from the respective clerk, who must then assess the feasibility of implementing this rotation for the upcoming primary election. If deemed feasible, the request must be certified and approved unanimously by the members of the county board of elections for the political party in question. The bill outlines the procedures for conducting the rotation, which can be done by election district or by individual ballot, ensuring that each candidate's name appears an equal number of times in various positions on the ballot.

Additionally, the bill introduces a new section detailing the rotation algorithm and guidelines for implementing the rotation system. It mandates that the Secretary of State, in consultation with election officials, develop uniform guidelines for the rotation process, which will apply to both paper and voting machine ballots. The goal of this rotation system is to eliminate any potential advantages based on ballot placement, ensuring fairness in the electoral process. The bill is set to take effect on January 1 following its enactment.