House Republicans Push SAVE Act Ahead of Key Vote

The proposed legislation would overhaul voter registration, requiring in-person proof of citizenship and eliminating modern registration methods.

The House of Representatives is set to vote on the reintroduced SAVE Act, a bill mandating in-person proof of citizenship for voter registration.
The legislation would eliminate online, mail-in, and automatic voter registration, complicating the process for millions of Americans.
Critics argue the bill disproportionately impacts minorities, women, rural voters, and individuals lacking ready access to citizenship documents.
Supporters of the SAVE Act cite debunked claims of widespread noncitizen voting as justification for the proposed changes.
Voting rights advocates warn the bill could disenfranchise millions and accuse lawmakers of using it as a tool for voter suppression.