House GOP’s New Voter ID Push Risks Undermining Election Integrity While Ignoring True Priorities
House Republicans are advancing strict proof-of-citizenship rules that threaten to disenfranchise millions and override states’ constitutional authority, all under the guise of election security despite scant evidence of fraud.
As the midterm elections approach, House Republicans are rushing forward with legislation that raises serious questions about their commitment to true election integrity and respect for our constitutional system. The proposed Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act demands strict proof of citizenship—mostly through passports or birth certificates—for voter registration, as well as photo ID at the polls. While safeguarding elections is vital for national sovereignty, this heavy-handed federal mandate risks throwing lawful states' voting processes into chaos. Does Imposing Federal Voter ID Mandates Respect State Rights? The U.S. Constitution entrusts states with managing elections, yet this measure seeks to nationalize...
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