The U.S. House passed the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship beyond a driver's license for voter registration. Critics argue the bill could disenfranchise millions, especially married ...

The SAVE Act, presented by proponents as a necessary safeguard to elections, could disenfranchise millions of eligible voters, opponents say.

It could be easy to mistake the so-called SAVE Act that passed the U.S. House April 10 as some sort of federal version of the voter ID laws on the books in several states. But the Safeguard ...

The SAVE Act would not allow proof of name change or a marriage certificate as acceptable proof of identity, impacting anyone with birth certificates that don't match their current legal names.

Languages: English. The Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act is a bill that will require all people registering to vote to bring proof of citizenship in person to a voter ...

Here's what to know about the SAVE Act and how it could affect American voters. The SAVE Act would require that anyone registering to vote or changing their registration appear in person at an ...

The SAVE Act was widely viewed as unlikely to pass. It was expected to face challenges overcoming the filibuster — the 60-vote threshold needed to force a vote on most legislation in the Senate.

What is the SAVE Act? Here’s what to know about the Republican-sponsored bill that would tighten voter registration requirements. Photo from Ian Hutchinson, UnSplash The House of Representatives ...

What would the SAVE Act 2025 do? The bill, sponsored by U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, is ostensibly intended to ensure only American citizens vote in federal elections where they are legally ...