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Voting Glitch in NJ and Nicaragua’s Election Cancellation | Wilmington News

Voting Glitch in NJ and Nicaragua’s Election Cancellation | Wilmington News

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In New Jersey, a software glitch mistakenly registered 6,600 non-citizens to vote—400 of whom actually cast ballots—sparking renewed calls from Senator Ron Johnson for non-partisan election reforms to restore public trust. Meanwhile, in Nicaragua, President Daniel Ortega has declared elections are now illegal, paving the way for a complete dismantling of democratic processes. Backed by his wife Rosario Murillo, Ortega claims the move ensures “peace and stability,” but critics and the UN see it as a power grab to crush opposition and commit crimes against humanity. The international community is rallying to oppose this authoritarian turn and demand democratic restoration.

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