Photo ID About-Face? Pappas Backs Voter ID Mandate in Stock-Trading Bill
The merged bill passed 232-198 after House leaders added photo ID language to a measure banning stock purchases by lawmakers and their families.
- In July, New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill announced her administration removed 6,600 noncitizens from voter rolls after a 'serious software error' that originated under former Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy.
- According to the New Jersey Division of Elections, voters must show a valid driver's license or Motor Vehicle Commission ID card, or provide a Social Security number to register.
- Sherrill told News 12 she supports voter ID laws but opposes President Donald Trump's SAVE America Act, calling it a 'tool of voter suppression' and an attempt to collect New Jerseyans' personal data.
- On Tuesday, House Republicans urged IDEMIA to release documents regarding the noncitizen registrations, while Sherrill refused a Department of Justice request to turn over related information.
- White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told the Washington Examiner in July that 'all patriotic Americans should join in effort' to secure federal elections with the SAVE Act.
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Photo ID About-Face? Pappas Backs Voter ID Mandate in Stock-Trading Bill
U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas has made attacking Donald Trump the centerpiece of his campaign for U.S. Senate, so it may come as a surprise that he recently voted for one of the Republican president’s top priorities: Voter ID. The four-term congressman voted yes on H.R. 7008, known as the Stop Insider Trading Act, which passed the House on July 22. The legislation bans new stock purchases by members of Congress and their families — effectively banning …
HOUSE GOP TURNS UP THE HEAT: Vendor Ordered to Turn Over Records After New Jersey Registered 6,600 Noncitizens — and Hundreds Actually Cast Ballots * The Gateway Pundit * by Jim Hᴏft
House Republicans are demanding answers from the technology contractor at the center of New Jersey's explosive voter-registration scandal after state officials acknowledged that roughly 6,600 people who identified themselves as noncitizens were nevertheless added to the voter rolls, and approximately 400 of them later cast ballots. The post HOUSE GOP TURNS UP THE HEAT: Vendor Ordered to Turn Over Records After New Jersey Registered 6,600 Nonciti…
Mikie Sherrill supports voter ID laws after glitch registers over 6,000 immigrants
Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D-NJ) is voicing support for voter ID laws in New Jersey after her administration removed 6,600 noncitizens from its voter rolls in July. The debate over election integrity and security has all but zeroed in on New Jersey over the past several weeks after Sherrill announced her administration removed the thousands of noncitizens who were illegally registered to vote after what she called a “serious software error” that began…
Congress wants details of New Jersey voter-registration catastrophe from software vendor * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
Source link Mikie Sherrill Given the massive evidence in recent weeks and months about a lack of election integrity in the United States, including the 6,600 foreigners who were allowed by New Jersey officials to register to vote, and the 400 who did, Congress has expressed a heightened interest in battling those circumstances. Specifically, members want
Lawmakers Demand Records from Software Vendor over Foreign Voter Registrations in New Jersey
The two House committees probing how 6,600 non-citizens ended up on New Jersey voter rolls asked the software vendor that administers the state’s system on Tuesday to turn over all documents and communications related to the alleged software errors that allowed ineligible voters to be registered. Republican leadership of the House Administration and Judiciary Committees conveyed their demands to the software company IDEMIA North America on Tues…
Sherrill drops head-turning voter ID declaration in wake of registration fiasco: ‘Significant shift’ - NEW YORK TIMES POST
New Jersey voter fraud prompts renewed push for SAVE Act Congressman Chip Roy details the urgency for the Save America Act to secure federal elections. He highlights a “software glitch” in New Jersey, where 6,600 non-citizens registered to vote and hundreds actually voted. Roy stresses that this widespread issue validates the need for voter ID, a measure supported by 80% of Americans, urging the Senate to pass the bill. NEWYou can now listen to…
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