SAVE, Married Women and Voter Eligibility
Will SAVE Act Prevent Married Women from Registering to Vote?
Q: Is it true that under the SAVE Act married women will not be able to register to vote if their married name doesn’t match their birth certificate? A: The proposed SAVE Act instructs states to establish a process for people whose legal name doesn’t match their birth certificate to provide additional documents.
Should this legislation pass, it would further discrimination against transgender people and could keep millions of voters ...
The SAVE Act pretends to be about protecting election integrity, but in reality, it could keep millions of Americans — ...
The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility, or SAVE Act has some questioning the intention behind it, and it it's necessary.
Despite a lifetime of having my last name pronounced incorrectly, I am in the minority of heterosexual women who chose to keep my maiden name when I got married. It was less of a feminist act ...
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson was joined by other lawmakers in Lansing Thursday in a press conference to voice ...
Congressional Republicans are pushing to pass a bill that would require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote. The move worries voting rights advocates who say it would hinder ...
You may be among the millions of eligible voters who do not have the documentation required by this law, called the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility, or SAVE Act, to prove your citizenship.
The president of the League of Women Voters McLean County said a bill aimed at preventing voter fraud could make it difficult ...
Concerns about voter suppressions for married women and marginalized groups are top of mind as Rep. Chip Roy reintroduces SAVE Act to Congress.
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