Governor of New Jersey (Democrat) announced that a software error led to the registration of 6,600 non-citizens for voting, with fewer than 400 of them actually casting ballots, according to the governor's statement.
01 · THE DISPATCH
Governor of New Jersey (Democrat) stated Tuesday that a software error in the state's voter registration system resulted in 6,600 non-citizens being registered to vote. Of those, fewer than 400 actually cast ballots. The governor's office clarified that the glitch has been fixed and that the error did not affect election outcomes.
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