Jimbo1337 said:
Actually, New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill recently announced that thousands of non-citizens were mistakenly registered to vote due to a state software glitch, and nearly 400 of them cast ballots. This proves that vulnerabilities do exist under current systems. Consequently, individuals who vote in violation of current laws should face criminal charges, voter rolls must be updated to remove ineligible names, and implementing preventive legislation is a logical next step to address these concerns at the source. I'm glad we agree. That's exactly why voting against democratic socialists is necessary to keep them from getting into power and enacting those policies. |
To my mind the New Jersey incident is evidence that things are working fine. The systems as they are found it and have corrected it and the amount of voting was small enough that it didn't affect anything.
Do we need national legislation to try and avoid 400 already illegal votes?
Only unfortunate part about all this is the timing means some will latch on to it.
Last edited by Torillian - on 26 July 2026...









