In a bold move to tighten election security and safeguard the integrity of the ballot box, House Republicans have passed the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, a commonsense bill aimed at stopping noncitizens from participating in federal elections. The legislation passed 220-208, with 208 Democrats voting against it, despite strong national support for voter ID and proof-of-citizenship laws.
Now heading to the Senate, the bill faces stiff opposition from Democrats who must either back the measure or face voters in November knowing they opposed a law that polls show Americans overwhelmingly support. According to a Gallup poll ahead of the 2024 election, 84% of Americans support requiring a photo ID to vote, and 83% favor requiring proof of citizenship to register.
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The bill, championed by Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX), would require individuals to prove U.S. citizenship in person before registering to vote in federal elections. It would also mandate the removal of noncitizens from voter rolls—a move Republicans say is long overdue.
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