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Jury Duty Records Could Help Clean Up Voter Rolls, GOP Lawmakers Say
TRENTON, N.J. – Assembly Republicans are renewing their push for legislation requiring New Jersey election officials to compare the state's voter registration database with jury duty records after reports that roughly 75,000 noncitizens are excused from jury service each year because they are not U.S. citizens. The renewed call comes days after the Sherrill administration disclosed that about 6,600 noncitizens were improperly registered to vote through the Motor Vehicle Commi
Robert Auth
Jul 27


Assembly Republicans Ask Speaker to Launch Special Legislative Committee on Election Integrity
New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle Commission automatically registered 6,600 non-U.S. citizens to vote and now Assembly Republicans are calling on Speaker Craig Coughlin to create a Special Legislative Committee on Election Integrity with subpoena power to investigate.
Robert Auth
Jul 22


Bill Taxing Federal Immigration Detention Centers Gives State Power to Destroy, Says Auth
Citing Supreme Court decisions, Assemblyman Bob Auth argues a Democrat-sponsored bill imposing new taxes and fees on for-profit operators of federal immigration detention centers in New Jersey would never pass constitutional muster and could force facilities like Delaney Hall to close.
Robert Auth
Jun 24


After Delaney Hall Protests, Assembly Republicans Tour NJ State Prison
After weeks of politicians protesting, touring and commenting on conditions at Delaney Hall, Assemblyman Robert Auth decided it was time to examine a correctional facility New Jersey Democrats actually control.
Robert Auth
Jun 16


To Once More Instill Patriotism in Students, Auth Wants Declaration of Independence in NJ Classrooms
Why America? Test scores and surveys reveal Gen Zers often don’t know, don’t care. Ignorance and cosmopolitism have usurped knowledge and patriotism, through a combination of curriculum neglect and willful vacuity, to the detriment of the Republic that de Tocqueville in 1840 rightly praised as exceptional, Assemblyman Bob Auth says.
Robert Auth
May 19
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