NJ voter-roll glitch sparks accountability push and integrity reforms

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New Jersey officials say a serious DMV software error caused about 6,600 noncitizens to be registered to vote; the state is removing the ineligible registrants, and fewer than 400 ballots were cast by them in 2024. Democrats emphasize accountability but reject claims of widespread fraud, urging election-integrity measures such as stronger software reviews and paper trails, while noting DHS preliminary findings that about 250,000 potential noncitizens may be on voter rolls in four states.
Topics:nation#election-integrity#new-jersey#noncitizen-voting#politics#voter-registration#voter-rolls
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