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New Jersey

rampartd

(5,600 posts)

1. does new jersey permit non citizen voting in state/local elections?

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Fri Jun 26, 2026, 03:11 AM

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i have heard that some states do, but that may be more maga bullshit.

(non citizens are allowed to vote in some local elections in 3 states. new jersey not one.)

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Non-citizen says he voted in '22 election in Toms River [View all] RandySF Friday OP

does new jersey permit non citizen voting in state/local elections? rampartd Friday #1

No RandySF Friday #2

Where are the millions of non-citizens who are voting, according to Trump? Doodley Friday #3

And the few are eventually caught. RandySF Friday #4

His vote was still counted MichMan Friday #5

Maybe if they clamp down on non citizen voting... Kablooie Friday #6

I'm a NJ poll worker. no_hypocrisy Friday #7

it doesnt say if his voted was counted. mopinko Friday #8

Good point. Voting and being counted are mutually exclusive. no_hypocrisy Friday #9

New Jersey requires proof of citizenship when you register? MichMan Friday #11

I hope he voted Republican Wicked Blue Friday #10