Government
Statement of IDEMIA, the MVC software vendor
Source: New Jersey Globe · Jul 21, 2026, 7:25 PM
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IDEMIA, the software vendor contracted to work with the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, issued a statement addressing recent issues by directing blame toward the Division of Elections and the Department of State.
The statement indicates ongoing tensions between the MVC's technology provider and state agencies regarding system performance or operational challenges.
Key points
- IDEMIA is the software vendor for the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission
- IDEMIA has worked with the MVC for more than 40 years
- IDEMIA issued a statement blaming the Division of Elections and Department of State
- The statement suggests disputes over responsibility for recent MVC issues
FAQ
- Who is IDEMIA and what do they do?
- IDEMIA is the software vendor that provides technology services to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, maintaining this contract relationship for over 40 years.
- What was IDEMIA's statement about?
- IDEMIA issued a statement addressing recent issues, attributing responsibility to the Division of Elections and the Department of State rather than their own systems.
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