Under the SAVE Act, if their voter registration name differs from the name on their birth certificate or passport, they may need to show additional documents.

It could be easy to mistake the so-called SAVE Act that passed the U.S. House April 10 as some sort of federal version of the voter ID laws on the books in several states. But the Safeguard ...

Passing the SAVE Act would change the voter registration process. It would require showing proof of citizenship, in-person, when registering to vote by way of birth certificate, passport or ...

Congress pushes SAVE Act requiring citizenship proof for voter registration in move aimed at rooting out undocumented immigrants from voting, a phenomenon that experts say is extremely rare.

The SAVE Act compels states to reject any voter registration application in which the applicant has not presented “documentary proof of United States citizenship.” ...

The National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) of 1993, allows voters to affirm citizenship via signed declaration, not documentary proof. However, The SAVE Act is written to amend the NVRA, meaning ...

SAVE Act passes the House: What to know about the SAVE Act 2025, who voted for it and what it means for women's voting rights. ... It seeks to amend the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 ...

The SAVE Act would affect voter registration for some people in the United States. Learn more about the bill and how it would work if it’s passed.

The SAVE Act’s purpose is to combat voter fraud, but many studies haven’t shown evidence that widespread voter fraud exists. Missouri law does not require proof of citizenship to register to vote.