New Jersey’s motor vehicle department botched a major software glitch, accidentally registering nearly 6,600 non-citizens to vote between last June and this June—fewer than 400 of whom actually cast ballots. The error occurred when applicants answered “no” to citizenship on a keypad, but the system registered them anyway. Governor Phil Murphy blamed the faulty software, not her administration, and vowed to replace the vendor responsible. She contrasted her transparent, accountability-driven approach with President Trump’s rhetoric on voter fraud, emphasizing that her team owns mistakes, fixes them, and tells the truth—no excuses.
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