What type of elections is NOT included in the standard election types?

Tip Advisory elections are not considered a standard type of election in the context of New Jersey's electoral framework. The term typically refers to advisory votes, which may provide local governing bodies with information about public sentiment regarding specific issues but do not have the binding authority of typical election results like general, municipal, or recall elections.

General elections are critical as they determine representatives for various levels of government. Municipal elections specifically focus on local government positions, which are also essential for community governance. Recall elections allow voters to remove elected officials from office before their term ends. Each of these types of elections has defined legal structures and processes that contribute to governance and representation.

In contrast, advisory votes, such as those in a Tip Advisory election, serve merely to gauge public opinion without resulting in a definitive decision or change in governance. As such, they fall outside the framework of standard election types that directly influence the electoral process in New Jersey.