For years, the liberal establishment told America that noncitizens don’t vote in elections.

But increasing evidence in New Jersey is proving that’s not true.

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About 6,600 people on the voter rolls had told the state before they were registered that they weren’t U.S. citizens, according to reports from multiple media outlets.

Yet New Jersey registered them to vote anyway.

Now the state claims it was just a software glitch.

But my experience as an elected official tells me that if there is a glitch anywhere, it’s in the law under which they were registered.

It’s clear that we have to reform our voter registration laws to restore confidence.

As recently as September 2024, the left-leaning Brennan Center for Justice called noncitizen voting “vanishingly rare.”

Whether they meant it was too rare to be consequential or that it was a problem shrinking into insignificance, they were wrong.

In fact, data from across the state and the nation suggest that, if........

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