National Voter Corps

Every voter counts and every vote is counted!

Every voter counts,
and every vote is counted.

The SAVE Act

It requires proof of citizenship – under your current legal name – in person to register or re-register to vote (after moving). Many people don’t have these documents, do you?

 

Stop the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act!

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1 in 10 eligible U.S. voters or about 21.3 million voters say they can’t easily show proof of their citizenship.
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Since the Supreme Court decision in Shelby v Holder in 2013, over 100 restrictive laws have been passed.
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Vote suppression has a long and ugly history in the United States, and over the last two decades, it has resurfaced with a vengeance.
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Student IDs are increasingly invalid for voting in states where they were historically accepted.
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  • Educates voters and policymakers about state and national voting rights, their history and present status.
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The provisions of the SAVE Act requires bringing in-person proof of citizenship and, if your name has changed, documentation like a marriage license to register to vote. You must bring them again each time you re-register after moving. 
 
Voting by non-citizens has always been illegal and rare. The SAVE Act is pure voter suppression…and promotes government inefficiency, too.