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After Trump Speech, Mullin Fires off a Letter to LG Caldwell
Source: Insider NJ · Jul 17, 2026, 4:41 PM
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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin sent a letter to New Jersey's Lieutenant Governor referencing claims about election integrity following a presidential address.
Mullin stated he would apply maximum pressure to identify any illegally cast votes ahead of the November general election, directing his message specifically at New Jersey officials.
Key points
- DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin sent a formal letter to Lieutenant Governor Caldwell
- The letter followed President Trump's prime-time address on election-related concerns
- Mullin pledged to use maximum pressure to investigate allegedly illegal votes in New Jersey
- The statement specifically singled out New Jersey for election integrity efforts
- The letter represents federal election oversight activity in the state
FAQ
- What did DHS Secretary Mullin say about New Jersey elections?
- Mullin stated he would use maximum pressure to root out any illegally cast votes in New Jersey ahead of the November general election.
- Who did Mullin address his letter to?
- Mullin sent the letter to New Jersey's Lieutenant Governor Caldwell.
- What prompted Mullin's statement?
- The statement came following President Trump's prime-time address regarding election-related claims.
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