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Mikie Sherrill refuses to provide DOJ with info about the 6,600 non-citizens erroneously registered to vote in New Jersey
Mikie Sherrill refused to provide the Department of Justice with information about 6,600 non-citizens erroneously registered to vote in New Jersey, 400 of whom are believed to have cast ballots. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, leading the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, had demanded specific details including names, addresses, and registration dates by July 21, giving the Democratic governor five days to comply.
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