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6,600 Names That Never Should Have Been on New Jersey's Voter Rolls
A software error at the Motor Vehicle Commission quietly registered thousands of noncitizens. Fewer than 400 voted. The DOJ is now asking for the whole database.
Những gì chúng ta biết ban đầu
- About 6,600 noncitizens were registered to vote in New Jersey in 2023 and 2024, and fewer than 400 cast ballots.
- The error originated in MVC software that processed noncitizen applicants as if they had answered yes to the citizenship question.
- The Justice Department has opened an investigation and requested the state's voter database.
Khi đó còn bỏ ngỏ
- The identity of the vendor whose software failed has not been publicly named in the available reporting.
- How the affected ballots break down by election type, and what each ballot affected.
- Whether the same vendor's software is in use in other states, and whether similar errors may exist there.
Những gì chúng tôi nói sẽ theo dõi
- Whether New Jersey turns over its full voter database to DOJ, and on what terms.
- Whether the outside law firm's inquiry identifies individuals or processes responsible inside the MVC.
- Whether congressional hearings convene, and what the hearings demand from the vendor and the state.
