Politics
Van Drew Demands Accountability
Source: CNBNews · Jul 26, 2026, 9:00 AM
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Congressman Van Drew issued a statement responding to Governor Mikie Sherrill's announcement that approximately 6,600 non-citizens were identified on New Jersey's voter rolls, with nearly 400 having cast ballots.
Van Drew criticized the discovery as evidence of systemic failures in the state's election system, citing years of warnings about election security vulnerabilities that he believes have eroded public confidence in New Jersey's voting processes.
Key points
- Approximately 6,600 non-citizens identified on New Jersey voter rolls
- Nearly 400 non-citizens reportedly cast ballots in the state
- Congressman Van Drew called for accountability over election system failures
- Governor Mikie Sherrill announced the voter roll audit findings
- Van Drew argues the discovery validates long-standing election security concerns
FAQ
- How many non-citizens were found on New Jersey voter rolls?
- Governor Sherrill announced that approximately 6,600 non-citizens were identified on New Jersey's voter rolls, with nearly 400 of them having cast ballots.
- What is Congressman Van Drew's position on this discovery?
- Van Drew stated this confirms why New Jerseyans have lost confidence in the election system, noting that he and others have warned about election security issues for years.
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