Again: What The Hell Have You Done, New Jersey?

Having Dan Bangino say Go F*ck Yourself today was not on my bingo card But it's well justified because newly elected NJ Dem Adam Hamawy refused to call Iran an adversary on CNN, even after being asked 5 times. Blamed Israel instead. This is the same party that wants to abolish ICE and cut aid to allies. National security isn’t a game

— Wake Up NJ 🇺🇸 New Jersey (@wakeupnj) November 11, 2026

Voter Fraud? Could It Be THE Most Important Issue?

This is how we go about proving that the Democrats cheated in the elections! Trump set them up and they feel for it hook line and sinker in a massive way. https://t.co/otBI7h3uqf

— Dr. Dawn Michael (@DawnsMission) November 10, 2026

20 Years Ago, Rush Explained It All!

To many, his words are more meaningful now than ever!

20 years ago, after Republicans suffered a blowout in the 2006 midterms, Rush Limbaugh shared a perspective many of us are feeling today: Rush: “I feel liberated, and I’m going to tell you as plainly as I can why. I no longer am going to have to carry the water for people who I don’t think deserve having their water carried… Now I’m liberated from having to constantly come in here every day and try to buck up a bunch of people who don’t deserve it, to try to carry the water and make excuses for people who don’t deserve it.”

— Phil Kennedy (@PhillipAKennedy) November 4, 2026

Well, How Historic Was It, Really?

 

A Special Message From President Trump!

 

Fight, Fight, Fight! Vote, Vote, Vote!

Fight Like Hell America, Go Vote 🔴 https://t.co/Iev0wOH5Vy

— Wake Up NJ 🇺🇸 New Jersey (@wakeupnj) November 3, 2026

Right Now, Don't Forget THIS . . .

 

NJ Free Of Non-Citizen Voters? Don't Bet On It!

Sen. Michael Testa

New Jersey State Senator Michael Testa (R-Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland) criticized Governor Mikie Sherrill for refusing to confirm that there are no non-citizens on New Jersey’s voter rolls, arguing that her inability to provide a definitive answer underscores the need for stronger election safeguards. Governor Sherrill made the comment during an appearance on WNYC’s Ask the Governor.  

“The Governor’s refusal to definitively confirm that our voter rolls are free of non-citizens is exactly why we need common-sense safeguards like voter ID,” said Senator Testa. “It is completely unacceptable that, with just days before the midterm elections, these basic security questions remain unanswered and legislation to address them has not been enacted. It has been months since the Democrats’ voter fraud scandal came to light, yet Governor Sherrill and the Democratic legislative majority have failed to act.”

Senator Testa, a sponsor of S-68 which would establish voter ID requirements in New Jersey’s elections, said the Governor’s response highlights why lawmakers must act to ensure the integrity of the state’s election process.

“Governor Sherrill has publicly voiced support for voter ID. It’s time for her and the Democrats to put their money where their mouth is and pass S-68,” Senator Testa continued. “New Jersey residents deserve confidence that our elections are free, fair, and secure.”

What More Could We Possibly Add To THIS?

THIS IS THE MOST POWERFUL F U TO THE DEMOCRATS I HAVE EVER SEEN!!! https://t.co/ugYeEou6Rb

— Just Jen ℞ 🫡🇺🇸 (@JustJenRX) October 24, 2026

Right Now, try To Keep This In Mind!

 

Before It's Too Late, A Friendly Reminder . . .

 

Fortunately, They're Often Their Own Worst Enemies

 

THIS Is The Way You Motivate People To Vote!

Legendary NFL Coach Jon Gruden gets the crowd amped up in Ohio before President Trump takes the stage. The left cannot compete with this. https://t.co/WilbW5kT5M

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) October 3, 2026

A Very Special Appeal From President Trump

Republicans must WIN the 2026 Midterm Elections, and we must use every appropriate tool – whether you vote early, absentee, by mail, or in-person, we must swamp the Radical Left Dumocrats with massive turnout! SO IMPORTANT – PLEASE GET OUT AND VOTE. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! pic.twitter.com/ViaKfxehwp

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 3, 2026

It's Time To Restore Confidence In NJ Elections!

New Jersey Senate Republican Leader Anthony M. Bucco (R-Morris, Passaic) and Senator Kristin Corrado (R-Bergen, Essex, Passaic) are leading the charge to restore confidence in New Jersey’s elections following the revelation that at least 6,600 non-citizens were registered to vote, leading to hundreds of non-citizens voting illegally.

Sen. Bucco and Sen. Corrado introduced S-4616, that would immediately enact three commonsense safeguards:

1. Eliminate automatic voter registration at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission

2. Implement voter identification requirements in all future elections

3. Conduct biannual, independent, and transparent audits to clean up our voter rolls

"New Jerseyans need more than just excuses and finger pointing, they deserve action, and there are commonsense steps we can take right now,” said Sen. Bucco. “Get the Motor Vehicle Commission out of the voter registration business, implement voter identification requirements, and establish regular audits to clean up our voter rolls. These are straightforward safeguards that can be put in place immediately while we continue to uncover how this disaster happened. We can take action today to correct the obvious problems, but the Legislature has a responsibility to investigate how we got here and make sure this never happens again.”

"Removing the MVC from the voter registration process, requiring voter ID, and conducting regular audits of our voter rolls are the obvious safeguards we should be implementing right now," said Sen. Corrado. “But New Jersey cannot simply fix the symptoms and move on. We need a complete accounting of what happened, who knew about it, when they knew, why warnings were ignored, and what additional reforms are necessary to ensure a breach of public trust of this magnitude never happens again.”

You can read the full bill here.

Pennacchio: Answers Still Needed On Illegal Voting

New Jersey State Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-Morris, Passaic) is demanding answers from the Sherrill Administration about its continued refusal to release public records showing where self-identified noncitizens voted, saying the recent resignation of former Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State Dale Caldwell does not erase the administration’s responsibility to provide answers to the public.

In July, the Sherrill Administration acknowledged that approximately 6,600 noncitizens were improperly registered to vote by the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. State officials admitted that hundreds of those noncitizens subsequently cast ballots in multiple elections.

Senator Pennacchio has since issued two OPRA requests to the administration for information about which elections noncitizens voted in and where their ballots were cast. The administration has yet to provide any records.

“Dale Caldwell’s resignation does not absolve the administration of its responsibility to provide answers about the noncitizen voting scandal. The person holding the office of Secretary of State may have changed, but the records and questions surrounding this scandal remain,” said Senator Pennacchio. “New Jerseyans deserve a government that is laser-focused on accountability and transparency, not one consumed by scandals and secrecy.”  

Senator Pennacchio is also calling for a legislative hearing to ask Caldwell to answer questions about his role as Secretary of State while the voter registration issue was identified and investigated, and what records were available to his office concerning the noncitizens who voted.

“With less than two months until a critically important election, New Jersey voters cannot afford unanswered questions about the integrity of its voter rolls,” said Senator Pennacchio. “We need to get back to good government immediately, and that starts with transparency, accountability, and giving the public the facts.”

This Sounds About Right . . .

 

Folks, We Can't Make These Things Up . . .

 

From NJ Assemblyman Mike Inganamort . . .

🚨 Big news out of Washington today.

New Jersey’s voter registration problems may go back a full decade before the Sherrill Administration disclosed them.

I’m on Capitol Hill today and met with Congressman Jeff Van Drew, who is leading a congressional hearing into New Jersey’s… pic.twitter.com/8H2pdhRzP3

— Mike Inganamort (@MikeInganamort) September 15, 2026

On Yet Another Front, Sherrill's Shrouded In Secrecy

New Jersey State Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-Morris, Passaic) released the following statement regarding his first OPRA request from July 23 seeking government records that would show, among other things, which elections self-declared noncitizens have voted.

The request also sought records showing the extent to which other noncitizens have been registered to vote and how that is being allowed to happen.  The Secretary of State's Office requested three extensions to deadlines to produce the records, and then abruptly denied the request with claims the request was too broad.

"For almost three years, with eight of those months during the Sherrill Administration, people in the Secretary of State's Office have known that 6,600 people were registered to vote after declaring themselves to be noncitizens.  And for the past month and a half, the Sherrill Administration has refused to produce public records in their possession showing in which elections they voted, and whether any tied or close elections were swung as a result.

"You would think the Sherrill Administration and the Secretary of State's Office would live up to claims of being transparent and finally release the records.  They have allowed, or maybe directed, the government office that has known for three years that noncitizens have been voting to hide from the press and public where those noncitizens have been voting.   The secrecy is like dumping gas on public distrust that rightly runs deep, and they have no one to blame but themselves.

"The Governor needs to stop insinuating no local elections have turned on noncitizen voting. The Parsippany Mayor’s race was decided by 70 votes from thousands cast. Did these illegal voters have an effect on the outcome? My constituents have a right to know. She needs to order the Secretary of State to release the records that will prove if she was right, or if she's been filling the room with hot air.   Why is she protecting the corrupt agency that created a mess and is now stonewalling the release of public records to the press and public?  It's Stockholm Syndrome at best, or something much worse."

Noncitizens almost certainly voted in local elections over the past three years that resulted in ties or where margins of victory were by as little as a single vote.  The Governor has insinuated no election results were impacted by noncitizens without ever producing a single government record that would back up that claim.  Several elections resulted in ties or single vote margins of victory.

On August 28, Senator Pennacchio submitted a new OPRA request — this time limiting it to the public records that show where noncitizens (without names or private information) have been voting. Yesterday, the Secretary of State's Office asked for an almost three-week extension of time to produce a single government record in their possession showing where they have voted.