New Jersey Governor Sherrill refuses DOJ request for noncitizen voter data
The refusal to cooperate with federal investigators follows reports that approximately 400 noncitizens illegally voted after being added to the rolls. Governor Mikie Sherrill declined a Department of Justice request for information regarding 6,600 noncitizens improperly added to state registration lists. While state officials and the vendor IDEMIA investigate the software error that caused the registrations, Democrats in the state legislature acknowledged the voter roll failure was a horrible mistake. Party leaders maintained that the error does not support broader claims of widespread election fraud. The incident has led to increased calls for election integrity reforms including mandatory paper trails and more frequent audits of registration data.
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