New Jersey has removed thousands of non-U.S. citizens from the state’s voter rolls after it learned last week that a serious software error led to the registration of the individuals
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The state said a software error led to noncitizens being mistakenly registered to vote when they applied for driver’s licenses and ID cards.
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