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Democratic Lawmakers Acknowledge New Jersey Voter Registration Error, Reject Claims of Widespread Fraud

Democratic lawmakers in New Jersey have recognized a significant voter registration error that led to the registration of around 6,600 noncitizens, attributing it to a software issue. While they call for accountability, they reject claims of widespread election fraud, emphasizing the rarity of noncitizen voting and the need for improved election technology and transparency.

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Mikie Sherrill Andy Kim Brian Schatz Ritchie Torres Raphael Warnock

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Democratic lawmakers in New Jersey have recognized a significant voter registration error that led to the registration of around 6,600 noncitizens, attributing it to a software issue. While they call for accountability, they reject claims of widespread election fraud, emphasizing the rarity of noncitizen voting and the need for improved election technology and transparency.

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Original Headline

Democrats concede NJ voter-roll failure was ‘horrible’ — but reject broader fraud fears

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Democratic Lawmakers Acknowledge New Jersey Voter Registration Error, Reject Claims of Widespread Fraud