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AJR 176

Designates June 10 of each year as "Christina Grimmie Day" in NJ.*

2026-2027 Regular Session Introduced by Don Guardian and 7 co-sponsors

Designates June 10, 2026 in New Jersey as Christina Grimmie Day to honor her contributions, with ceremonial observance and no funding or legal obligations.

Reported out of Assembly Comm. with Amendments, 2nd Reading
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Bill Summary · AJR 176

Summary of AJR 176 (Session 222) — New Jersey

Title

Designates June 10, 2026 as "Christina Grimmie Day" in New Jersey.

Purpose and Intent

  • The bill designates a specific day in New Jersey to honor and recognize Christina Grimmie, a notable singer and performer, for her contributions to music and her impact on the community.
  • As a joint resolution (AJR), it expresses support from the Legislature but does not create any enforceable obligations or funding.

Key Provisions and Changes

  • Designation: June 10, 2026 is proclaimed and to be observed in New Jersey as “Christina Grimmie Day.”
  • Observance: The designation signals the intent that schools, cultural institutions, and state entities may recognize the day through appropriate activities and remembrance.
  • Legislative language: The resolution accompanies formal expressions of appreciation, commemoration, and acknowledgment of Grimmie’s achievements and legacy.

Who or What is Affected

  • State recognition: The designation applies to the State of New Jersey and its entities.
  • Public awareness: The bill aims to raise public awareness about Christina Grimmie, her artistry, and her contributions.
  • No direct funding or statutory changes: There are no new programs, revenues, or mandates mandated by the bill.

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Type: Joint Resolution (AJR), a mechanism used to designate days or commemorate individuals without creating binding law or fiscal impact.
  • Date of designation: June 10, 2026, specified in the bill as the observed day.
  • Legislative status and process: As with AJRs, passage requires approval by both houses of the New Jersey Legislature and the governor’s signature; once enacted, the designation is typically observed in a ceremonial or commemorative capacity in line with the wording of the resolution.

Observations

  • This bill is largely symbolic, intended to honor Christina Grimmie and provide a ceremonial day of recognition.
  • There is no specified program, grant, or funding attached to the designation.

If you’d like, I can add context about Christina Grimmie’s career and public impact to accompany this summary, or compare how similar commemorations have been treated in New Jersey or other states.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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