How the SAVE Act may affect registering to vote for women, other groups
Research suggests up to 34% of voting-age women don't have documents proving citizenship with their current legal name.
Bill Would Require Proof of Citizenship to Vote. Here’s What to Know About the SAVE Act
Republican lawmakers are championing the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility, or SAVE, Act that would require voters to show proof of citizenship like a REAL ID, a passport, a birth certificate or other eligible documentation.
The SAVE Act Could Stop Millions of Women From Voting. Here's What You Need to Know
The bill would make it harder for women, people of color, young voters, and other marginalized groups to register to vote.
What is the SAVE Act? How this new bill could make it harder for you to vote
Although the bill may be aimed at undocumented immigrants, married women, young voters, and voters of color may get caught in the crossfire. A new bill introduced in Congress last month aims to require proof of citizenship to register to vote—which could make an already-complicated registration process harder for millions of Americans.
What is SAVE Act? Here's what it could mean for married women and voting rights
Act is back in the headlines amid attempts to keep noncitizens from registering to vote, but the impacts to voting rights could hit married women and many others. The act was reintroduced by Texas Republican Rep.
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The SAVE Act: What to know about the bill requiring proof of citizenship to vote
A bill introduced by a House Republican requiring voters to provide documentary proof of citizenship when they register to ...
You could have to prove citizenship to vote for president if the SAVE Act becomes law
A bill reintroduced in Congress would require voters nationwide to prove citizenship before participating in federal ...
The impact of the Voting Rights Act, then and now
Though MacArthur Cotton was critical of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the 82-year-old is even more critical of where things stand with the legislation now.
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More than a million people took advantage of expanded early in-person voting in this state. Here's what we know about them.
so many clerks just ran early voting alongside their standard business hours. Not surprisingly, the early option was most ...
Kennedy One Step Closer to Confirmation as Health Secretary After Senate Vote
The Senate voted along party lines to advance the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for health secretary to the floor for a ...
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The SAVE Act Would Disenfranchise Millions of Citizens
The SAVE Act would require all Americans to prove their citizenship with documentation unavailable to millions and upend the ...