Just a few hours after New Jersey's Democratic Governor, Mikie Sherrill, stated that a supposed software failure caused approximately 400 foreigners to vote illegally in the elections in her state in 2023, the software company involved issued a statement denying that claim.
IDEMIA, the software provider for the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, released a statement asserting that the responsibility for verifying voter eligibility lies with the state's Democratic government.
"IDEMIA has worked with the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission —and has done so for over 40 years— to support the process by which eligible individuals can express their interest in registering to vote when applying for or renewing a driver's license or state identification card. IDEMIA's role is to transmit the information through the motor vehicle system", the company stated to Just The News.
"The voter registration information is transmitted to the Division of Elections of the New Jersey Department of State, which is ultimately responsible for verifying eligibility to vote. The information sent by IDEMIA still needs to be validated and judged by the Division of Elections", the company added.
Trump has been warning about this issue for years and last week he presented evidence of electoral fraud on national television.
A suspicious software failure
Yesterday, it was revealed that 6,000 people who were not eligible to vote were added to the New Jersey electoral roll. 400 of these individuals managed to cast their votes in the 2023 state elections, all following Trump’s national address last week denouncing the vulnerabilities of an American electoral system that has been infiltrated by the Chinese regime since 2020.
Sherrill blamed IDEMIA for this scandal and claimed that these individuals voted illegally due to a technical failurein the data system of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. It is unclear, nor did the Democratic politician bother to explain, which candidates these non-citizens voted for.
"These individuals answered 'no' on the keyboard when asked if they were U.S. citizens while applying for driver's licenses and identification cards, but, without any fault on their part, the system registered them anyway", Sherrill excused.
Sherrill, a disciple of Obama, finds herself in the eye of the storm due to this scandal
