Save Jersey’s Matt Rooney joins Election Protection host Josh Findlay to discuss how noncitizens ended up on New Jersey’s voter rolls, the bipartisan legislation introduced in May to prevent noncitizens from being prompted to register to vote through the Motor Vehicle Commission, and whether additional noncitizens could remain on the state’s voter rolls. The episode also explores why New Jersey has resisted efforts to review and clean its voter rolls, and Congressman Jeff Van Drew’s letter to Governor Mikie Sherrill seeking answers about which elections and races noncitizens may have voted in.
0:38- How did noncitizens end up on New Jersey’s voter rolls?
7:30- Two New Jersey lawmakers in Trenton introduced bipartisan bill to thwart noncitizens from ending up on voter rolls.
10:37- Could there be more noncitizens on New Jersey’s voter rolls?
13:52-Why New Jersey is resisting to clean voter rolls or have anyone look at them?
20:42- New Jersey Congress Jeff Van Drew’s letter to Governor Sherril on what races did noncitizens vote in?