In March, President Trump signed an Executive Order 1) enforcing citizenship requirements for federal elections, 2) supporting states who verify the eligibility of their voters, 3) improving the Election Assistance Commission, 4) cracking down on election crimes, and 5) preventing other countries from interfering in our elections.
It was a strong order. With teeth.
What will New Jersey do? This time – shockingly – we aren’t fighting it, dodging it, or trying to get around it. Why? Two words – Alina Habba.
The new, Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney for New Jersey is making sure New Jersey does its part to support the order and crack down on election fraud at the state level. A week ago, she announced the establishment of an Election Integrity Task Force.
Here are the two BIGGEST things it will do:
✅ Increased sharing of information between federal, state, and local governments to aid in the identification and removal of ineligible voters from New Jersey’s voter rolls
✅ An new priority on investigating and prosecuting election crimes
A new era of toughness and transparency is here.
Election manipulators and fraudsters, you’re on notice.
BUT, cracking down on fraudsters takes time. And we have a primary election in 36 days. So what can you do to make SURE your vote is heard and avoid election day shenanigans?
Two more words. VOTE EARLY.
Yep.
Voting early lets us beat the Left at their own game and ensures last minute issues – or fraudulent shenanigans on Election Day – won’t be able to silence our votes.
There are two ways to vote early.
- Early In-Person: Tuesday, June 3, 2025 – Sunday, June 8, 2025; Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. and Sunday, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. No appointment is necessary. Details and locations here.
- By Mail: Mail your application by June 3 or drop it off in-person by June 9 at 3 p.m.; Get your application here.
I pledge to vote in the June 10th Primary!
If you want to see more Common Sense policies enacted across New Jersey instead of the disastrous nonsense we’re being subjected to, we have to kick the lemons out. And that starts in the Primary. If you miss the primary, you’ve missed most of the ballgame.
So pledge to vote. And make a plan to vote EARLY.
Let’s go!
For New Jersey,
Elizabeth Nader
President, Common Sense Club