Governor Sherrill removes 6,600 noncitizens from voter rolls after DMV software error
State officials identified a software error at the Motor Vehicle Commission that automatically registered thousands of ineligible residents. Officials reported that approximately 6,600 noncitizens were added to the voter rolls despite indicating they were not U.S. citizens. The state has begun removing these individuals from the rolls to address the error. Investigation into the glitch revealed that nearly 400 noncitizens cast ballots in elections between 2023 and 2024. The error occurred when the DMV system mistakenly processed registrations for residents who were ineligible to vote. Governor Mikie Sherrill stated that the purge of these registrations is necessary to correct the data entry failures.
Democrat New Jersey governor says thousands of noncitizens discovered on voter rolls, purgedHundreds Of Noncitizens Voted In New Jersey After DMV Mistakenly Registered ThemMore than 6,000 non-citizens registered to vote in NJ by 'software error,' Gov. Sherrill admits
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