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🇺🇸U.S. CongressH.R. 22119th CongressMar 26, 2026 · 48 views

Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act)

This bill passed and became law.

The SAVE Act amends the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 to require every person applying to register to vote in federal elections to present documentary proof of U.S.

📋What It DoesBenefits⚠️Impacts🔍Hidden Riders🎭Framing🚨Red Flags📍Status
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What It Does

The SAVE Act amends the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 to require every person applying to register to vote in federal elections to present documentary proof of U.S.

citizenship — physical documents — at the time of registration. It applies to all registration methods: in-person, motor voter (DMV), mail, and agency-assisted registration. The law takes effect immediately upon enactment with no phase-in period.

Defines acceptable citizenship documents: REAL ID-compliant ID showing citizenship, U.S. passport, military ID plus service record showing U.S. birth, government-issued photo ID showing U.S. birthplace, or certain photo IDs combined with a certified birth certificate, hospital birth record, adoption decree, Consular Report of Birth Abroad, Naturalization/Citizenship Certificate, or DHS American Indian KIC card
States must refuse to register any applicant who does not present qualifying documents
Mail registration applicants who cannot submit documents by mail must appear in person at an election office before the registration deadline — or at the polling place on Election Day in states with same-day registration — to show documents
Creates an alternative process for applicants who genuinely cannot produce documents: sign a perjury-backed attestation and submit other evidence; a local official reviews and signs an affidavit if they approve the registration
Requires states to establish programs within 30 days of enactment to identify non-citizens already on voter rolls, using DHS SAVE, Social Security Administration records, DMV data, or other databases
Federal agencies must respond to state citizenship-verification requests within 24 hours at no charge
If DHS finds a non-citizen is unlawfully registered, it must initiate removal (deportation) proceedings
Election officials who register an applicant without required documents face criminal liability
Federal executive branch employees face criminal penalties for materially assisting a non-citizen in attempting to register or vote
Expands private right of action under NVRA to sue election officials who register applicants without citizenship proof
Election Assistance Commission must issue implementation guidance within 10 days of enactment and develop the uniform affidavit for the alternative process
DHS must notify state election officials when an individual naturalizes
States exempt from NVRA (Idaho, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Wyoming, North Dakota) must still comply with citizenship verification requirements or adopt equivalent rules at least 60 days before the next federal election

Who Benefits

Advocates of stricter voter eligibility verification who believe existing safeguards are insufficient
States that already have citizenship documentation requirements and sought federal backing for their policies
DHS, which gains new authority and a mandate to initiate removal proceedings against non-citizens found on voter rolls
Election officials in states that want a federal mandate to justify document requirements against legal challenge
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Who Gets Hurt

U.S.-born citizens who do not possess a passport, REAL ID, or readily available certified birth certificate — disproportionately elderly, low-income, rural, and minority voters who may have never needed such documents
New naturalized citizens who may face delays if DHS notification to states lags behind their registration attempt
Native Americans whose tribal documents may not meet the specific technical requirements of the certified birth certificate definition in Sec. 2(a)
Homeless individuals and those who have moved frequently, who often lack easily retrievable documentation
Mail-in registrants who must make a separate, in-person trip to an election office — creating an additional burden that may deter registration
Voters in states with same-day registration who could previously complete the entire process at the polling place but now must also produce qualifying citizenship documents on the spot
Election administrators who must build new document-verification systems within 30 days and face criminal prosecution if they make an error
Applicants caught in bureaucratic document discrepancies (e.g., name change, clerical errors on birth certificates) who face rejection and an uncertain appeals process
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Hidden Riders

• Sec.

4 exempts all voter registration materials and application forms developed under this Act from the Paperwork Reduction Act — removes standard OMB review of new public documentation burdens, bypassing a process designed to scrutinize exactly this kind of requirement before it is imposed on millions of people

Sec. 2(f)(5)(D) triggers mandatory DHS removal investigation and potential deportation proceedings against any non-citizen found on a voter roll — even if that person was registered through an administrative error they did not cause, effectively tying a voter registration database check to immigration enforcement
Sec. 2(j) makes it a federal crime for 'an officer or employee of the executive branch' to provide 'material assistance' to a noncitizen attempting to register — undefined 'material assistance' could potentially chill routine government outreach or assistance to applicants whose citizenship status is uncertain
Sec. 8 sets an immediate effective date with no phase-in — states must comply from day of enactment and build verification programs within 30 days, before infrastructure exists
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Framing Analysis

Named the 'SAVE Act' and titled 'Ensuring Only Citizens Are Registered to Vote' — implies significant numbers of non-citizens are currently registering; federal law already makes non-citizen registration a crime and existing studies have found it to be rare, so the name implies a larger systemic problem than documented evidence supports
Framed as simply requiring 'proof of citizenship' — in practice the bill requires specific physical documents that an estimated 1 in 10 eligible U.S. citizens does not readily possess, meaning the operative effect is barriers to registration for existing citizens, not just exclusion of non-citizens
The 'alternative process' for those without documents is framed as an accommodation — but it requires an in-person appearance, a signed perjury attestation, official discretionary review, and an affidavit from the official, creating a multi-step burden with no guaranteed outcome and no set timeline
Provisional ballot rule of construction (Sec. 6) is framed as protecting voting rights — but a provisional ballot cast without citizenship verification is only counted after the citizen is 'verified pursuant to section 8(j),' meaning the provisional ballot protection is conditional on the same verification process the applicant could not complete initially
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Red Flags

• Immediate effective date with 30-day state compliance window (Sec.

8 and Sec. 2(f)(3)) — states must build citizenship-verification infrastructure and train election workers nearly overnight, creating high risk of inconsistent implementation and legal challenges before the next election cycle

24-hour federal data response requirement (Sec. 2(f)(5)(A)) — no provision addresses what happens when agencies cannot meet that window or when database records contain errors, and erroneous 'not a citizen' findings could result in wrongful rejection or removal from rolls with no clear remedy specified
'Other sources, including databases' language in the roll-purge program (Sec. 2(f)(4)(D)) — vague enough to permit states to use private or commercial databases of uncertain accuracy, risking wrongful removal of eligible citizens
Automatic DHS removal investigation trigger (Sec. 2(f)(5)(D)) — connects voter-roll audits to deportation proceedings with no due process checkpoint before the investigation is initiated; a data error could expose a lawful permanent resident or even a naturalized citizen to an investigation
Criminal liability for election officials (Sec. 2(j)) — officials who make a good-faith error in applying the alternative process or in interpreting document validity could face prosecution, likely creating extreme risk-aversion that results in rejection of borderline-legitimate applications
No defined minimum standards for the 'alternative process' until EAC issues guidance — EAC has 10 days to issue guidance after enactment (Sec. 3), but states must begin complying immediately, meaning officials will be making citizenship determinations without uniform standards in place
Paperwork Reduction Act exemption (Sec. 4) — removes OMB oversight of new forms and documentation requirements before they are imposed on voters, the exact scenario the PRA was designed to scrutinize
No explicit remedy or appeal process specified for applicants wrongly rejected — the bill creates procedures for verification but does not spell out what recourse a citizen has if documentation is incorrectly deemed insufficient, leaving that to state law variations
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Current Status

H.R.

22 passed the full U.S. House of Representatives on April 10, 2025 (engrossed in House). It has been transmitted to the U.S. Senate, where it has not yet passed. It has not been signed into law.

🗳️ How They VotedPassed

House · Apr 10, 2025

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21604 NV
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42081 NV
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RBalderson OH
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RBice OK
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RDiaz-Balart FL
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REdwards NC
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REmmer MN
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RSteube FL
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DBeyer VA
DBishop GA
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DBrownley CA
DBudzinski IL
DBynum OR
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RDe La Cruz TX
RGreene (GA) GA
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ROnder MO
RValadao CA
🗳️ How They VotedPassed

House · Apr 10, 2025

220208
5 not voting
Republican
21604 NV
Democrat
42081 NV
See all 433 votes
RAderholt AL
RAlford MO
RAllen GA
RAmodei (NV) NV
RArrington TX
RBabin TX
RBacon NE
RBaird IN
RBalderson OH
RBarr KY
RBarrett MI
RBaumgartner WA
RBean (FL) FL
RBegich AK
RBentz OR
RBergman MI
RBice OK
RBiggs (AZ) AZ
RBiggs (SC) SC
RBilirakis FL
RBoebert CO
RBost IL
RBrecheen OK
RBresnahan PA
RBuchanan FL
RBurchett TN
RBurlison MO
RCalvert CA
RCammack FL
RCarey OH
RCarter (GA) GA
RCarter (TX) TX
DCase HI
RCiscomani AZ
RCline VA
RCloud TX
RClyde GA
RCole OK
RCollins GA
RComer KY
RCrane AZ
RCrank CO
RCrawford AR
RCrenshaw TX
DCuellar TX
RDavidson OH
RDesJarlais TN
RDiaz-Balart FL
RDonalds FL
RDowning MT
RDunn (FL) FL
REdwards NC
REllzey TX
REmmer MN
REstes KS
REvans (CO) CO
REzell MS
RFallon TX
RFedorchak ND
RFeenstra IA
RFine FL
RFinstad MN
RFischbach MN
RFitzgerald WI
RFitzpatrick PA
RFleischmann TN
RFlood NE
RFong CA
RFoxx NC
RFranklin, Scott FL
RFry SC
RFulcher ID
RGarbarino NY
RGill (TX) TX
RGimenez FL
DGolden (ME) ME
RGoldman (TX) TX
RGonzales, Tony TX
RGooden TX
RGosar AZ
RGraves MO
RGreen (TN) TN
RGriffith VA
RGrothman WI
RGuest MS
RGuthrie KY
RHageman WY
RHamadeh (AZ) AZ
RHaridopolos FL
RHarrigan NC
RHarris (MD) MD
RHarris (NC) NC
RHarshbarger TN
RHern (OK) OK
RHiggins (LA) LA
RHill (AR) AR
RHinson IA
RHouchin IN
RHudson NC
RHuizenga MI
RHunt TX
RHurd (CO) CO
RIssa CA
RJack GA
RJackson (TX) TX
RJames MI
RJohnson (LA) LA
RJohnson (SD) SD
RJordan OH
RJoyce (OH) OH
RJoyce (PA) PA
RKean NJ
RKelly (MS) MS
RKelly (PA) PA
RKennedy (UT) UT
RKiggans (VA) VA
RKiley (CA) CA
RKim CA
RKnott NC
RKustoff TN
RLaHood IL
RLaLota NY
RLaMalfa CA
RLangworthy NY
RLatta OH
RLawler NY
RLee (FL) FL
RLetlow LA
RLoudermilk GA
RLucas OK
RLuna FL
RLuttrell TX
RMace SC
RMackenzie PA
RMalliotakis NY
RMaloy UT
RMann KS
RMassie KY
RMast FL
RMcCaul TX
RMcClain MI
RMcClintock CA
RMcCormick GA
RMcDowell NC
RMcGuire VA
RMessmer IN
RMeuser PA
RMiller (IL) IL
RMiller (OH) OH
RMiller (WV) WV
RMiller-Meeks IA
RMills FL
RMoolenaar MI
RMoore (AL) AL
RMoore (NC) NC
RMoore (UT) UT
RMoore (WV) WV
RMoran TX
RMurphy NC
RNehls TX
RNewhouse WA
RNorman SC
RNunn (IA) IA
RObernolte CA
ROgles TN
ROwens UT
RPalmer AL
RPatronis FL
DPerez WA
RPerry PA
RPfluger TX
RReschenthaler PA
RRogers (AL) AL
RRogers (KY) KY
RRose TN
RRouzer NC
RRoy TX
RRulli OH
RRutherford FL
RSalazar FL
RScalise LA
RSchmidt KS
RSchweikert AZ
RScott, Austin GA
RSelf TX
RSessions TX
RShreve IN
RSimpson ID
RSmith (MO) MO
RSmith (NE) NE
RSmith (NJ) NJ
RSmucker PA
RSpartz IN
RStauber MN
RStefanik NY
RSteil WI
RSteube FL
RStrong AL
RStutzman IN
RTaylor OH
RTenney NY
RThompson (PA) PA
RTiffany WI
RTimmons SC
RTurner (OH) OH
RVan Drew NJ
RVan Duyne TX
RVan Orden WI
RWagner MO
RWalberg MI
RWeber (TX) TX
RWebster (FL) FL
RWesterman AR
RWied WI
RWilliams (TX) TX
RWilson (SC) SC
RWittman VA
RWomack AR
RYakym IN
RZinke MT
DAdams NC
DAguilar CA
DAmo RI
DAnsari AZ
DAuchincloss MA
DBalint VT
DBarragán CA
DBeatty OH
DBell MO
DBera CA
DBeyer VA
DBishop GA
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DBrown OH
DBrownley CA
DBudzinski IL
DBynum OR
DCarbajal CA
DCarson IN
DCarter (LA) LA
DCasar TX
DCasten IL
DCastor (FL) FL
DCastro (TX) TX
DCherfilus-McCormick FL
DChu CA
DCisneros CA
DClark (MA) MA
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DCleaver MO
DClyburn SC
DCohen TN
DConaway NJ
DConnolly VA
DCorrea CA
DCosta CA
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DCraig MN
DCrockett TX
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DDeluzio PA
DDeSaulnier CA
DDexter OR
DDingell MI
DDoggett TX
DElfreth MD
DEscobar TX
DEspaillat NY
DEvans (PA) PA
DFields LA
DFigures AL
DFletcher TX
DFoster IL
DFoushee NC
DFrankel, Lois FL
DFriedman CA
DFrost FL
DGaramendi CA
DGarcia (CA) CA
DGarcía (IL) IL
DGarcia (TX) TX
DGillen NY
DGoldman (NY) NY
DGomez CA
DGonzalez, V. TX
DGoodlander NH
DGottheimer NJ
DGray CA
DGreen, Al (TX) TX
DHarder (CA) CA
DHayes CT
DHimes CT
DHorsford NV
DHoulahan PA
DHoyer MD
DHoyle (OR) OR
DHuffman CA
DIvey MD
DJackson (IL) IL
DJacobs CA
DJayapal WA
DJeffries NY
DJohnson (GA) GA
DJohnson (TX) TX
DKamlager-Dove CA
DKaptur OH
DKeating MA
DKelly (IL) IL
DKennedy (NY) NY
DKhanna CA
DKrishnamoorthi IL
DLandsman OH
DLarsen (WA) WA
DLarson (CT) CT
DLatimer NY
DLee (NV) NV
DLee (PA) PA
DLeger Fernandez NM
DLevin CA
DLiccardo CA
DLieu CA
DLofgren CA
DLynch MA
DMagaziner RI
DMannion NY
DMatsui CA
DMcBath GA
DMcBride DE
DMcClain Delaney MD
DMcClellan VA
DMcCollum MN
DMcDonald Rivet MI
DMcGarvey KY
DMcGovern MA
DMcIver NJ
DMeeks NY
DMenendez NJ
DMeng NY
DMfume MD
DMin CA
DMoore (WI) WI
DMorelle NY
DMorrison MN
DMoskowitz FL
DMoulton MA
DMrvan IN
DMullin CA
DNadler NY
DNeal MA
DNeguse CO
DOcasio-Cortez NY
DOlszewski MD
DOmar MN
DPallone NJ
DPanetta CA
DPappas NH
DPelosi CA
DPeters CA
DPettersen CO
DPingree ME
DPocan WI
DPou NJ
DPressley MA
DQuigley IL
DRamirez IL
DRandall WA
DRaskin MD
DRiley (NY) NY
DRivas CA
DRoss NC
DRuiz CA
DRyan NY
DSalinas OR
DSánchez CA
DScanlon PA
DSchakowsky IL
DSchneider IL
DScholten MI
DSchrier WA
DScott (VA) VA
DScott, David GA
DSewell AL
DSherman CA
DSherrill NJ
DSimon CA
DSmith (WA) WA
DSorensen IL
DSoto FL
DStansbury NM
DStanton AZ
DStevens MI
DStrickland WA
DSubramanyam VA
DSuozzi NY
DSwalwell CA
DSykes OH
DTakano CA
DThanedar MI
DThompson (CA) CA
DThompson (MS) MS
DTitus NV
DTlaib MI
DTokuda HI
DTonko NY
DTorres (CA) CA
DTorres (NY) NY
DTrahan MA
DTran CA
DUnderwood IL
DVargas CA
DVasquez NM
DVeasey TX
DVelázquez NY
DVindman VA
DWasserman Schultz FL
DWaters CA
DWatson Coleman NJ
DWhitesides CA
DWilliams (GA) GA
DWilson (FL) FL
RDe La Cruz TX
RGreene (GA) GA
DNorcross NJ
ROnder MO
RValadao CA
🗳️ How They VotedFailed

House · Apr 10, 2025

211215
7 not voting
Republican
02155 NV
Democrat
21102 NV
See all 433 votes
DAdams NC
DAguilar CA
DAmo RI
DAnsari AZ
DAuchincloss MA
DBalint VT
DBarragán CA
DBeatty OH
DBell MO
DBera CA
DBeyer VA
DBishop GA
DBonamici OR
DBoyle (PA) PA
DBrown OH
DBrownley CA
DBudzinski IL
DBynum OR
DCarbajal CA
DCarson IN
DCarter (LA) LA
DCasar TX
DCase HI
DCasten IL
DCastor (FL) FL
DCastro (TX) TX
DCherfilus-McCormick FL
DChu CA
DCisneros CA
DClark (MA) MA
DClarke (NY) NY
DCleaver MO
DClyburn SC
DCohen TN
DConaway NJ
DConnolly VA
DCorrea CA
DCosta CA
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