Citizens for NJ Election Integrity Refers Dead and Duplicate Voter Findings to the Department of Jus

TRENTON, N.J. - Jan. 2, 2025 - PRLog -- New Jersey Citizens for New Jersey Election Integrity (C4NJEI) has formally submitted evidence of voter irregularities from New Jersey's November 2024 general election to the New Jersey office of the Department of Justice. The flagged issues, uncovered through meticulous analysis, reveal cases of deceased voters casting ballots and individual voters casting more than one ballot.

Deceased Voters Voting

The analysis utilized a commercial death data service to cross-check voter rolls against death records. This service, widely used by pension funds, includes obituary verification to ensure accuracy. The review focused on two voter categories:

• Vote-by-Mail Ballots: More than 820,000 mail-in voters were analyzed, resulting in 465 individuals confirmed as deceased before November 5th but recorded as having voted.
• In-person Voters: More than 179,000 voters aged 84 or older who voted in person were analyzed, and 20 were identified as deceased but still listed as having cast ballots.

Detail by County

Atlantic 13
Bergen 20
Burlington 31
Camden 55
Cape May 3
Cumberland 22
Essex 27
Gloucester 27
Hudson 12
Hunterdon 6
Mercer 23
Middlesex 54
Monmouth 33
Morris 43
Ocean 47
Passaic 14
Salem 1
Somerset 19
Sussex 12
Union 17
Warren 6

Duplicate Votes Cast

C4NJEI analyzed the voter registration records of all 4,321,921 votes cast and uncovered 29 cases of duplicate voting, where apparently the same individual voter submitted multiple mail-in ballots or, in one instance, cast both a mail-in and a machine ballot. There were 4 cases of individuals voting 3 times.

Detail by County

Bergen 1
Burlington 1
Camden 1
Cumberland 1
Essex 12
Hudson 1
Hunterdon 1
Mercer 1
Middlesex 1
Monmouth 3
Morris 1
Ocean 2
Salem 1
Union 1
Warren 1

Call for Investigation

C4NJEI has referred these cases to the New Jersey office of the Department of Justice for further investigation. C4NJEI will also share the evidence with the election boards and prosecutors of all 21 New Jersey counties where such votes were counted and encourage all election officials to to implement reforms to protect the integrity of the election process. "Election integrity is the cornerstone of democracy," said Mark Demo, Founder and Director of C4NJEI. "We are committed to ensuring that every vote cast is valid and that public trust in our elections is maintained."

About Citizens for NJ Election Integrity

Citizens for NJ Election Integrity is a non-partisan organization dedicated to ensuring fair and transparent elections in New Jersey. The group advocates for electoral reforms, improved voter verification processes, and public education on election integrity. For more information, please visit www.citizens4njei.org.