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Election crime arrests keep piling up as Dems insist it 'just doesn't happen'

Election crime arrests keep piling up as Dems insist it 'just doesn't happen'

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He highlights a "software glitch" in New Jersey, where 6,600 non-citizens registered to vote and hundreds actually voted. Roy stresses that this widespread issue validates the need for voter ID, a measure supported by 80% of Americans, urging the Senate to pass the bill. Democrats argue the measure would make voting harder for eligible Americans."Let me be perfectly clear: This is a non-issue.

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Voter Fraud Concerns Election crime arrests keep piling up as Dems insist it 'just doesn't happen' Ten foreign nationals indicted in Minnesota alone as AG Todd Blanche calls enforcement 'fundamental to our democracy' By Charles Creitz Fox News Published October 1, 2026 5:00am EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video New Jersey voter fraud prompts renewed push for SAVE Act Congressman Chip Roy details the urgency for the Save America Act to secure federal elections. He highlights a "software glitch" in New Jersey, where 6,600 non-citizens registered to vote and hundreds actually voted. Roy stresses that this widespread issue validates the need for voter ID, a measure supported by 80% of Americans, urging the Senate to pass the bill.

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