Accurate Voter Rolls Can Build Public Trust in Elections

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Ginsberg, B., Schweiker, M., & McCrory, P. (2026, August 28). Accurate Voter Rolls Can Build Public Trust in Elections. The Dispatch. https://thedispatch.com/article/state-voter-rolls-audit-election-integrity-save/

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In New Jersey and Oregon, clerical and software errors led to eligible noncitizens being added to voter registration files through mistakes made at motor vehicle agencies this summer. The issue highlights concerns about voter roll maintenance and election security. No specific numbers are provided in the article regarding the scope of the problem. The situation is cited as a critical election security issue that has been brought back to attention by administrative actions in several states.

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This summer, administrative actions in several states brought attention to a critical election security issue: voter roll maintenance and noncitizen registration. In New Jersey and Oregon, clerical and software errors at motor vehicle agencies mistakenly added ineligible noncitizens to voter registration files, highlighting the importance of maintaining accurate voter rolls to build public trust in elections.

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“Article A describes ICE's request for voter data to detect fraud, while Article B reports on a separate issue of clerical and software errors adding ineligible noncitizens to voter registration files in New Jersey and Oregon.”

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Ben Ginsberg

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Mark Schweiker

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Pat McCrory

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This summer, administrative actions in several states brought a critical election security issue back to the forefront: voter roll maintenance and noncitizen registration. asserted

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In New Jersey and Oregon, clerical and software errors at motor vehicle agencies mistakenly added ineligible noncitizens to voter registration files. asserted

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Accurate Voter Rolls Can Build Public Trust in Elections

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