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MVC tells noncitizens mistakenly registered to vote to seek removal from rolls

Source: New Jersey Globe · Jul 25, 2026, 5:55 PM

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New Jersey's Motor Vehicle Commission has advised noncitizens who were mistakenly registered to vote to take steps to remove themselves from voter rolls.

The state is providing legal resources to affected individuals who are concerned that being registered could jeopardize their citizenship applications or immigration status.

This guidance addresses a registration error that impacted some noncitizens in the state.

Key points

  • MVC identified noncitizens mistakenly added to voter registration rolls
  • State provides legal resources for affected individuals
  • Removal from voter rolls is available to those who request it
  • Registration error could potentially impact citizenship applications
  • New Jersey addressing voter registration accuracy issues

FAQ

Who is affected by the MVC voter registration error?
Noncitizens in New Jersey who were mistakenly registered to vote by the Motor Vehicle Commission are affected by this error.
What resources is the state providing?
New Jersey's state website offers legal resources to help those concerned about how the registration error could affect their citizenship applications or immigration status.
How can affected noncitizens remove themselves from voter rolls?
The MVC has advised affected noncitizens to seek removal from the voter rolls through the state's recommended process, with legal guidance available to assist them.

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