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New Jersey Voter Roll Glitch Sparks Debate | Wilmington News
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New Jersey’s governor admits a massive software glitch accidentally registered nearly 6,600 non-citizens to vote between last June and this June—though fewer than 400 actually cast ballots. The state blames a past administration, while the software provider IDEMIA insists it’s not responsible for verifying eligibility, only transmitting data. The fallout has reignited partisan debates, with Republicans using it to push for stricter voter ID laws, and IDEMIA announcing it will end its partnership with the state. This messy mix-up underscores the fragility of voter systems—and why verification is non-negotiable ahead of the next election.
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