New Jersey

no_hypocrisy

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7. I'm a NJ poll worker.

Fri Jun 26, 2026, 06:16 AM

Friday

One way he could have had his vote counted is this way:

Eliezer Kadoch showed up at a local polling place. The computer registration didn't find his name.

According to NJ election law, no voter is turned away.

So he was given a provisional ballot and it was accepted.

Somehow his provisional ballot was counted by county officials after the polls closed.

And of course, he could have registered to vote unlawfully at his county board of elections, but I doubt it. They're very stringent and ask for proof of identity and residency. He wouldn't have those documents.

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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