The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has highlighted another indicator of how massive the voter fraud scandal is in New Jersey by looking at the number of noncitizens called for jury duty in the leftist state.
Below is a DHS post about tens of thousands of noncitizens called for jury duty in the Democrat-run, sanctuary state of New Jersey. Yes, that's right, New Jersey has policies protecting illegal aliens and thwarting federal law enforcement operations. Gov. Mikie Sherrill and her fellow Democrats have poured time and effort into smearing ICE and defending foreign criminals. No wonder the state's noncitizen juror/voter scandal is so big.
🚨75,000 NONCITIZENS are called for jury duty in New Jersey EVERY YEAR.
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) July 25, 2026
It’s clear New Jersey’s government databases are unreliable in ensuring only Americans are voting in AMERICAN elections and serving in jury pools. pic.twitter.com/BWMOUMg7Mn
Election integrity warrior Scott Presler has been fighting to obtain non-juror lists from Pennsylvania counties because these lists have the names of noncitizens on them. He can then use this information to find noncitizen names on registered voter rolls. In just one county, Chester, Presler found over 3,500 noncitizens on the non-juror list. "The Chester County, Pennsylvania, non-juror list contains 65 pages of non-citizens that have been summoned for jury duty," he posted Friday. He also found noncitizens on the non-juror lists for the following Pennsylvania counties: Pike, Mifflin, Centre, Carbon, Indiana, Chester, Dauphin, Jefferson, Columbia, Susquehanna, and Westmoreland. Most of these counties are Republican, and yet they still had this issue.
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The reason this discussion of jurors and non-jurors is relevant to the above report from DHS is that there is a real connection between being on call for jury duty and being registered to vote. True, officials do not use only registered voter rolls to compile their jury lists, but voter rolls are a source for collecting prospective jurors' names. Indeed, voter rolls are a primary source for compiling prospective juror names. Hence when DHS calls attention to 75,000 noncitizens called for jury duty in one state, that also indirectly gives us an idea of just how many noncitizens could be voting in New Jersey.
In fact, to return to New Jersey's voter rolls, Gov. Sherrill actually admitted on July 21 that there are at least 6,600 noncitizens registered to vote in her state and around 400 of them did vote in an election. But these are only the individuals who freely admitted to being noncitizens. That means the true number is almost certainly much higher. Closer to 75,000, perhaps?
Indeed, after President Donald Trump declassified documents exposing foreign and domestic election meddling this month, DHS announced that its preliminary findings indicated at least 35,152 noncitizens are registered to vote in woke New Jersey. Again, these are only preliminary findings, because Sherrill and co. won't cooperate with the feds. The number of registered noncitizen voters in New Jersey could be enough to alter election results.
