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DOJ Demands Answers On New Jersey Voter Roll Scandal

Democrat Gov. Mikie Sherrill claims a software ‘glitch’ caused 6,600 illegal registrations, leading to some 400 foreign nationals voting.

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Gov. Mikie has some more explaining to do. 

The U.S. Department of Justice would like some more details on New Jersey’s voter registration debacle in which a “software error” reportedly led to some 6,600 noncitizens being added to the Garden State’s voter rolls in 2023 and 2024. 

Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general for the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, is giving New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill and Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell five business days to turn over “additional information to assess New Jersey’s compliance with various federal statutes.” 

The Justice Department previously requested information about New Jersey’s dirty voter rolls in a July 7 letter to Caldwell, who also serves as secretary of state and oversees its Division of Elections. Now, the stakes are suddenly significantly higher. 

‘Preserve Any and All Records’

Dhillon wants the names of the 6,600 individuals identified  — their “full names, dates of birth, nationalities, residential addresses, and registration dates and locations.” 

Sherrill divulged the “glitch” Tuesday at a press conference in which she unironically accused President Donald Trump of making “bizarre conspiracy theories about fraud with no evidence” as the Democrat announced evidence of noncitizens on her state’s voting rolls. She noted that about 400 of the 6,600 foreign nationals went on to vote in New Jersey elections. 

Dhillon also wants Jersey election officials to detail to the DOJ “when and where” the noncitizens voted and provide the certification and signature, required under New Jersey law, for those who voted by mail ballot. 

“Additionally, please treat this correspondence as a request to preserve any and all records relating to today’s disclosure,” Dhillon wrote. 

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