A Republican-backed bill would upend voter registration. Here are 8 things to know
- Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen and Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson are collaborating to compare voter files, aiming to enhance voter integrity by identifying individuals registered in both states. This partnership recently expanded with Texas joining the Alabama Voter Integrity Database as its eighth partner state.
- The Republican-backed SAVE Act intends to require documentary proof of U.S. Citizenship for voter registration to improve election integrity. Critics highlight that millions of Americans lack easy access to such documentation, which may discourage voter participation significantly.
- The SAVE Act could affect both new voters and those updating their registration, requiring in-person documentation submission before deadlines. Concerns arise over the potential burden on voters, particularly among women who have changed their names and may lack matching identification.
- Political leaders emphasize the importance of ensuring that only U.S. Citizens vote, while critics argue that the bill imposes unnecessary hurdles. Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson contrasts this with the rights of eligible citizens to vote without such constraints.
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