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I listened to your post about the Save Act. If this was a snuggle to your party leader knowing full well, it won't pass. Disregard. If you get a vote on the Save Act I am requesting that its a no. The reason is there is nothing to save. There is no problem with the elections other then nothing done on the election fraud indictments against the head of your party. And because you serm unaware in your state we have to show id. The following information is from the Bipartisan Party Ctr. Federal data shows that very few voter verification cases are returned as noncitizens This chart shows the distribution of USCIS Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements program responses for voter verification cases as of August 2025. U.S. Citizen 96.31% Non-definitive response (unable to locate record; more information or verification required) 3.12% Deceased 0.53% Non-U.S. Citizen 0.04% I think if you want to blow smoke at your leader have at it. If you make it harder for legitimate voters to vote you are part of the fascism that your party seems to actively be reaching toward. I know you know the information I have posted below but I want the stakes clear. Concerns Save Act When Kansas and Arizona implemented documentary proof requirements, they blocked tens of thousands of eligible American citizens from registering Recent studies show that around ten percent of voting-eligible citizens—millions of Americans—do not have documents to prove their citizenship. If people cannot vote unless they show hard-to-get and expensive documents in order to register, it makes it harder for citizens to vote. Those citizens are disproportionately likely to be young people or elderly people, but they include Americans across all political parties and demographic groups. Women who changed their name when they got married are less likely to have updated documentary proof. Most people would have to go to an election office or mail a document weeks before they go to vote because voters in most states must register ahead of time These paperwork requirements would shut down online voter registration and make mail registration much harder, because even when people have the documents they need, they often can’t easily make and send in copies. Both privacy concerns and figuring out how to submit the documents make it less likely that people will finish registering. This rule would shut down most community-based voter registration efforts, which help voters at shopping centers, churches, campuses, and other public places where even people who have documents at home do not have them handy.