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Democrats concede NJ voter-roll failure was ‘horrible’ — but reject broader fraud fears
New Jersey's voter registration error mistakenly added 6,600 noncitizens due to a software issue, prompting Democratic lawmakers to call for accountability and improved election technology. They reject claims of widespread election fraud, emphasizing that noncitizen voting remains rare and that states need better tools to ensure accurate voter rolls.
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