Nineteen House Republicans are demanding answers from New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill after a software failure in the state's motor vehicle system registered roughly 6,600 self-identified noncitizens to vote — and 400 of them actually cast ballots.
The lawmakers fired off a letter Friday calling it a "catastrophic breakdown of the most basic safeguard in our election system" and pressing Sherrill on whether the state can prove it was a glitch and not something more deliberate. The system error ran from June 2023 to June 2024, registering people who explicitly answered "no" when asked if they were U.S. citizens.
Sherrill disclosed the failure Tuesday, noting it occurred before she took office. Republicans are now demanding to know which counties saw the illegal ballots cast, what voter roll maintenance the state conducts, and whether her administration would back voter-ID legislation. They've set an Aug. 21, 2026 deadline for answers.
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@tokogame_idn Saya telah melakukan pembayaran melalui QRIS sesuai instruksi, dan transaksi dinyatakan berhasil. Namun, hingga saat ini status pesanan masih pending dan akhirnya expired, sementara saldo rekening saya sudah terpotong.
Tidak jarang, orang lain hanya melihat hasil akhirnya, tanpa benar-benar memahami proses dan tekanan yang menyertainya. Bahkan, ada kalanya waktu untuk makan terlewat, dan hal-hal sederhana pun terlupakan.
itu semua terjadi😂
gimana rasanya jika bisa memiliki lebih banyak waktu?
kerjaan, sampingan, buku, gf ganggu, hiburan, berbagai keperluan, pertemanan, olahraga, rasa ingin tahu, serta belajar dn mengulik hal baru semuanya menuntut perhatian dlm waktu yg sama.
Sangat sulit dibayngkan, namun terjadi