The New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) is a government agency established in 1973 that monitors and regulates campaign financing for all elections in the state of New Jersey. Candidates and campaign organizations are required to file contribution and expenditure reports with the Commission, ensuring transparency and accountability in the electoral process.
ELEC's responsibilities include overseeing the filing of reports, providing public information on campaign financing, conducting investigations, and issuing advisory opinions. The Commission also administers the Gubernatorial Public Financing Program and regulates lobbying activities in the state. With a commitment to fair and ethical elections, ELEC plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of New Jersey's political landscape.
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