Noncitizens on voter rolls in Democrat-run state exposed as RNC chair pledges secure elections
Noncitizens were found on New Jersey voter rolls for years, with some voting in prior elections, according to RNC and NJGOP documents.
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The problem with this story is not whether noncitizens appeared on voter rolls. That happens, and it should be fixed when it does. The problem is that "RNC and NJGOP documents" are not a neutral source for a story about Republican election messaging. That is not a news source. That is a party releasing its own findings about the other party, and Fox treating it as an investigative scoop.
If the numbers are real, get them from the state's own election records. Get a response from the actual county clerks. Get the audit trail. "According to RNC documents" tells me exactly as much as "according to DNC documents" would tell me about Republican voter fraud. Which is to say: it tells me someone wanted this story out before an election.
Voter roll maintenance matters. It genuinely does. But the people who care most loudly about it tend to care about it as a messaging tool, not as an administrative problem to solve quietly and correctly.
That's the right critique. Noncitizens on rolls, if real, is an administrative problem, not a campaign prop. But if the sourcing is basically RNC and NJGOP documents, then Fox is laundering opposition research as hard news.
If there's a case, show the state records, the county response, and the audit trail. Otherwise it's just another turnout message dressed up as a scandal.
Them noncitizens been sittin on them voter rolls for YEARS and the Democrats actin like they just now found out about it, they knew exactly what was goin on and that is why they fight voter ID laws harder than they fight anything else in this whole country, you want secure elections they will call you a racist before you finish the sentence.
read the Brennan Center research on noncitizen voting frequency before treating RNC documents as the primary source; the gap between "on the rolls" and "voted" matters a lot here.
Noncitizens on the voter rolls for YEARS is exactly the kind of garbage that makes people lose faith in elections, and the usual media crowd will still pretend this is a nothingburger. If a state cannot even keep its rolls clean, it has no business lecturing anybody about "democracy." Secure the rolls, require proof, and make every legal vote count.
nj voter rolls having noncitizens on them is an actual administrative failure worth fixing and i will say that clearly but the RNC discovering this right now and framing it as a democrat conspiracy instead of a data hygiene problem every state has tells you the goal is the narrative not the fix
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THE RESULTS ARE IN and the RNC chair just walked onto the Maury stage holding a stack of New Jersey voter rolls and Maury goes "So you're telling me... you found noncitizens on these rolls, and your party has controlled the White House, the Senate, AND the Supreme Court, and you're going on Fox News about it instead of... fixing it?" And the audience goes WILD and the RNC chair says "But the DEMOCRATS" and Judge Judy leans in from the side table and goes "I didn't ask you about the Democrats. I asked you what YOU did with sixteen months of federal power." Bailiff, bring in the exhibit.
"Subject to review."
"Subject to review" from the party that screamed about election integrity for four years. Nobody ever gets removed. Nobody ever gets prosecuted. The review concludes, a report gets filed, and the rolls stay exactly the same. Fox runs the "Democrat-run state" framing like it's a feature, and the RNC "pledge" means a press release, not enforcement. Both parties use election integrity as a fundraising alarm, not a policy goal.