
GOP pushes ahead with citizenship voting bill. Some state election...
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
55% : Republicans say states can add people to the voter rolls even if they do not provide that information and that some noncitizens can receive Social Security numbers and driver´s licenses.48% : "If you talk to the vast majority of election officials, they will tell you that federal investment in our elections is sorely needed, especially if folks in Congress are going to be talking about things like the SAVE Act, which will only increase costs of running elections and increase federal oversight and involvement in our elections," said Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, a Democrat.
47% : Since his victory in November, Trump has continued to press for changes to how elections are run, including requiring proof of citizenship.
44% : Voting rights groups have said married women who have changed their name could have trouble registering under the SAVE Act because their birth certificate lists their maiden name.
38% : Election officials described databases maintained by the Social Security Administration and Department of Homeland Security as unreliable.
33% : Before the 2024 election, Trump pushed claims without evidence that such people might vote in large enough numbers to sway the outcome.
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