DOJ Asks New Jersey For Noncitizen Voter Records

New Jersey Senator Michael Testa, R-1 is right, New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill should provide the United States Department of Justice with the non-citizen records it has requested.

Here Is Governor Sherrill’s Rationale For Declining This Request To Produce Records

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill photo.

This is a flimsy excuse from Governor Sherrill that does not pass a basic “smell” test.

Senator Testa Bluntly Responded To Governor Sherrill

Here Is The Governor Mikie Sherrill Letter

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill letter.

United States Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon

Dhillon sent a letter to Governor Sherrill on July 21, 2026 requesting,

within five business days, information on the 6,600 individuals, including their full names, dates of birth, nationalities, home addresses, and registration dates and locations, wrote Dhillon.

Dhillon also requested information on the 400 New Jersey non-citizens who voted, including:

when and where they voted and, if by mail, whether the ballots included the required certification and signature under state law, wrote Dhillon.

What We Know

Governor Sherrill has publicly disclosed that 6,600 non-citizens have been registered to vote in Mew Jersey.

Additionally, Governor Sherrill has confirm that approximately 400 have actually casted votes in New Jersey.

How Do We Know?

Without a complete forensic audit — we have no way of knowing how many non-citizens are registered to vote, or, how many have actually voted in New Jersey.

United States Congressman Jeff Van Drew

Van Drew has confirmed that 75,000 non-citizens in New Jersey are assigned to jury duty each year.

There is little doubt that New Jersey Democrat policies are responsible for non-citizens receiving privileges and benefits that they are not legally allowed to have.