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National Law Review
7/21/2026
New Jersey Discloses 6,600 Non-Citizen Voter Registrations from MVC Software Error

New Jersey Discloses 6,600 Non-Citizen Voter Registrations from MVC Software Error

Original: NJ Gov: 6,000 Non-Citizens Registered to Vote. Registration Failure Demands Accountability—Not Political Spin.

Short summary

New Jersey disclosed that approximately 6,600 non-citizens were erroneously added to voter rolls due to a software error at the Motor Vehicle Commission between June 2023 and June 2024. Fewer than 400 of those individuals reportedly voted. The article argues for a thorough individual investigation rather than partisan spin, noting that registration and voting are distinct acts requiring case-by-case scrutiny.

  • •~6,600 non-citizens erroneously registered due to NJ MVC software error
  • •Fewer than 400 of those individuals reportedly voted
  • •Article calls for individual investigation rather than political minimization or overreaction

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