A Department of Justice official, as quoted by Harmeet Dhillon, says New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill was aware of what Dhillon describes as a “voter-roll bombshell” before she criticized former President Donald Trump’s claims about noncitizen voting. Dhillon contends that Sherrill knew about the voter-roll issue in advance when she publicly accused Trump of lying. The accounts focus on a purported sequence of events: first, the information allegedly tied to New Jersey’s voter rolls, and then Sherrill’s remarks challenging Trump’s statement. Fox News and the New York Post both report the same framing and attribution to Dhillon, citing the DOJ official’s view that Sherrill should not have made the accusation without having disclosed or accounted for the allegedly known voter-roll context. The reports do not include additional primary documentation in the provided excerpts, and they present the dispute as a matter of what was known and when, rather than resolving the underlying facts about noncitizen voting claims or the status of New Jersey’s voter-roll information.