NJ A180

Prohibits social media websites from "selectively suspending" (permanently banning or temporarily banning for more than 60 days) candidates for public office from the date they declare candidacy through election day

Creates a private right of action allowing users to sue social media platforms that willfully delete, censor, or use algorithms to disfavor their political or religious speech, with minimum damages of $75,000 per violation plus actual damages, punitive damages, and attorney fees

Applies to social media platforms with annual gross revenues exceeding $100 million and at least 100 million monthly global users

Authorizes the Election Law Enforcement Commission to impose penalties of $250,000 per day for violations affecting statewide candidates and $25,000 per day for other candidates

Exempts platforms from liability when removing content that calls for immediate violence, is obscene, results from court orders, involves false impersonation, entices criminal conduct, or involves bullying of minors