House committees subpoena NJ over voter rolls

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How did the left and right cover House committees subpoena NJ over voter rolls?

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Is House committees subpoena NJ over voter rolls left or right?

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Is the coverage of House committees subpoena NJ over voter rolls biased?

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Which outlets covered House committees subpoena NJ over voter rolls?

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What is the reason for the subpoena issued to the New Jersey State Department?

Two U.S. House committees have jointly subpoenaed the New Jersey State Department as part of an investigation into more than 6,000 noncitizens reportedly found on the state's voter rolls. The department is accused of not fully cooperating with this inquiry.

Who is U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew referring to when he mentions a lack of information?

U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew stated that Mikie Sherrill's administration has not provided adequate information to Congress. This statement relates to the ongoing investigation into noncitizen voter registrations in New Jersey.