The debate surrounding federal election legislation has intensified following renewed discussions regarding proposals such as the Save America Act, which seeks to mandate strict voter identification requirements across United States elections.
WASHINGTON — U.S. states may have added more than 30,000 self-declared non-citizens to the nation’s voter rolls since 2000 because of software glitches and clerical errors made while processing their driver's license and state ID applications, according to official records reviewed by Reuters.
Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., attends a March 18 news conference in favor of the proposed "SAVE America Act," which would require proof of citizenship in registering to vote and a photo ID for casting ballots, at the Capitol in Washington.
People opposed to the Republicans' proposed "SAVE America Act," which would require proof of citizenship in registering to vote and a photo ID for casting ballots, gather March 18 to rally with Senate Democrats at the Capitol in Washington.
Sen. Bill Hagerty, R-Tenn., attends a March 18 news conference in favor of the proposed "SAVE America Act," which would require proof of citizenship in registering to vote and a photo ID for casting ballots, at the Capitol in Washington.
People opposed to the Republicans' proposed "SAVE America Act," which would require proof of citizenship in registering to vote and a photo ID for casting ballots, gather March 18 to rally with Senate Democrats at the Capitol in Washington.
