May 25, 2026

Save Act

Senator Mike Lee Urges Passage of SAVE Act, Affirms ‘American Elections Are for Americans’ › American Greatness– amgreatness.com

pgnewser November 25, 2025 0

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With a supermajority of the American public expressing support for requiring photo ID and proof of citizenship to vote, Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) is renewing calls to pass the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act.

The SAVE Act would require in-person voter registration and nationwide proof of citizenship, ensuring that only U.S. citizens vote in federal elections and preventing foreign interference or election fraud.

Election Integrity Activists Hit The Road To Save The SAVE Act– thefederalist.com

pgnewser August 22, 2025 0

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Conservative activists are taking a core election-integrity initiative on the road in a rallying attempt to save the SAVE Act.

On Monday, Tea Party Patriots Action will roll out its inaugural Only Citizens Vote Bus Tour, a trek covering more than a dozen states — from California to Maryland — to champion the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act. The bill amends the flawed National Voter Registration Act to require individuals registering to vote to provide documentary proof of citizenship before casting ballots in federal elections.

Proponents say the SAVE Act is an additional layer of election security that does not currently exist in current law. Opponents, including the vast majority of Democrats in Congress, insist there are already protections in federal law that make falsely claiming U.S. citizenship on voter registration forms a felony.

In 7 States Have Paperwork Loopholes For Voter ID– thefederalist.com

pgnewser May 6, 2025 0

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Many states have adopted voter identification to bolster election security. But seven states which claim to check voter ID have loopholes, allowing residents to avoid the requirement by simply filling out paperwork.

In Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, South Dakota, and Virginia, officials “request” voter ID, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. If someone lacks ID while voting in person, however, they must simply sign forms claiming to be the voter, and officials will let them cast a ballot.

In recent months, noncitizen voting has drawn increasing scrutiny nationwide. The Department of Justice is investigating numerous cases of noncitizen voting, as The Federalist previously reported. In Oregon — which has no ID requirement — officials found more than 1,700 noncitizens on the rolls and registered more than 54,000 of “unknown citizenship.” Hypothetically, in the seven states mentioned above, bad actors could falsely claim others’ identity to vote on their behalf.