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NJ To Disclose Records On How Foreign Nationals Registered To Vote

By: Colleen O’Dea, Benjamin J. Hulac (NJ Spotlight) New Jersey officials say they intend to provide at least some documents this week to U.S. House members who are reviewing how the state’s motor vehicle system enabled some 6,600 noncitizens to register to vote. That disclosure last month by Gov. Mikie Sherrill prompted fears that foreign […]

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