New Jersey Software Glitch Allows 6,600 Non-Citizens to Vote, Nearly 400 Did

New Jersey discovered a significant software error that mistakenly allowed 6,600 non-U.S. citizens to register to vote, with nearly 400 having cast ballots, according to the governor. The revelation comes at a sensitive time.

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berlingskeDanish32d ago

6.600 ikke-amerikanske statsborgere fik ved en fejl mulighed for at stemme

New Jersey har opdaget en stor fejl i et softwareprogram, som har gjort, at 6.600 ikke-amerikanske statsborgere kunne stemme ved valg. Næsten 400 benyttede sig af det, melder guvernør. Afsløringen kommer på et ømtåleligt tidspunkt.

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New Jersey Software Glitch Allows 6,600 Non-Citizens to Vote, Nearly 400 Did

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6.600 ikke-amerikanske statsborgere fik ved en fejl mulighed for at stemme

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