C4NJEI Applauds House of Representatives' Plan to Introduce Bill Requiring Positive Proof of Citizenship to Vote

House Speaker Mike Johnson announced legislation to require proof of citizenship to vote. While both the US and NJ constitution mandate that voters be US citizens, here in NJ there is no verification of citizenship either by State or County Election Boards or by the Motor Vehicle Commission. A person need only check a box on a registration form to attest their citizenship. Citizens for NJ Election Integrity has spoken directly with County Election Supervisors to confirm they have no way to verify citizenship, and the State has replied to an OPRA request for verification process documentation that there are no responsive records.