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New Jersey Dem Governor Pledges Transparency, Blocks Election Docs Release

Gov. Mikey Sherrill says she won’t turn over to the DOJ records on the 6,600 noncitizens found on New Jersey’s voter rolls.

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New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill unloaded on her predecessor this week in announcing that Garden State election officials found some 6,600 noncitizens on their voter rolls — about 400 of whom voted in elections. 

Democrat Sherrill — a leftist identifying as a moderate — threw under the bus former Gov. Phil Murphy, also a Democrat, for “reckless failures” and an absence of transparency. 

“This failure didn’t occur under my watch, but accountability starts now,” the new governor said in a statement. “I am taking action to prevent anything like it from occurring in the future and make sure those responsible are held accountable.” 

But the same old transparency problems remain. 

‘Subject to Voter Public Records Laws’

An official from the New Jersey Department of State’s Division of Elections said it would not fulfill The Federalist’s request for voter records on the thousands of noncitizens that appeared on the state’s voter registration database. The Federalist asked for the files in part to determine party affiliation of the registered noncitizens, particularly the individuals said to have voted. 

Sherrill said the foreign nationals “were registered as Democrats, Republicans, and majority unaffiliated and were scattered across the state.” But she has refused to provide anything close to specific numbers. 

Alicia D’Alessandro, senior adviser in the New Jersey Department of State’s communications department, said the information would not be released while a state investigation into the matter continues. She could not say when the records would be available to the public.

While government officials may block the release of records during an ongoing investigation, voting........

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