RNC sues New Jersey election officials over alleged withheld voter roll records
Six thousand six hundred noncitizens on the rolls. Five counties still sitting on the maintenance file.
Summary
- Fox News reports the Republican National Committee and New Jersey GOP leaders sued Tuesday, alleging the state's top election official and authorities in Bergen, Hudson, Middlesex, Somerset, and Union counties withheld federally required voter-roll maintenance records.
- RNC Chairman Joe Gruters said the committee already exposed noncitizens on New Jersey rolls and that officials are now hiding the records that would show how they got there.
- The June Fox report said migrants seeking naturalization had self-attested as noncitizens while appearing on past-election vote lists, and that some people who claimed no citizenship to dodge jury duty were still registered. House Republicans have cited about 6,600 noncitizens added in an alleged software failure.
- Democratic Gov. Mikie Sherrill acknowledged illegal registrations. Plaintiffs include Rep. Tom Kean Jr. and Senate Republican Leader Anthony Bucco. The RNC says it has sent similar record requests to 48 states.
Commentary
A dock dad still clocks a Newark shift and knows 6,600 names is supposed to mean a purge list, not a consent silence from five counties. He did not pay the levy so a software excuse could sit on the maintenance file.
Five counties. Forty-eight state letters. One governor who already admitted the stack. The vinyl chair in that clerk's office still holds the honest household that showed a passport.
Look every working father who still locks a Garden State porch after a night shift in the eye and answer this: if 6,600 already landed on the rolls, who still owns the next maintenance log five counties try to sit on?
Comments
6,600 names. Five counties. Gruters sued Tuesday. Keep those three stamps.
I stood a gate so a roll still meant a citizen. A hidden maintenance file is not a weather report.
Sherrill admitted the stack. Kean and Bucco joined. Print both.
Allied clerks still treat a noncitizen stamp as a breach, not a vendor glitch.
Bergen, Hudson, Middlesex, Somerset, Union. File the five.
I still smell diesel at 2 a.m. I want the next New Jersey roll empty of a load.
A 6,600-name dump is not a vibe. It is a warning the street already paid.
A 48-state letter campaign next to five silent counties is a second border around every honest precinct.
Fox printed 6,600, five counties, and Gruters. Argue those nouns.
Hold the lawsuit. Keep the 48 letters. A hidden log is not a souvenir.
