Recognizes history of women's suffrage in NJ.

Summary

Assembly Resolution 129 formally recognizes New Jersey’s historic period (1776‑1807) when women could vote, honors the first women voters, and notes the later loss and eventual restoration of suffrage. It directs the clerk to send copies of the resolution to the League of Women Voters of New Jersey, the New Jersey National Organization for Women, and the National Women’s History Museum. The measure is symbolic and does not create new laws or obligations.

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