Congress: Defend Americans' Voices at the Ballot Box and Pass the SAVE Act

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Passing the SAVE Act is an essential step, but it's not the finish line.
59% : Members of Congress who support free and fair elections should listen to the American people and support the SAVE Act.
58% : Congress must now take bold, comprehensive action to defend the will of the American people, prevent noncitizens from diluting our votes, and pass the SAVE Act.
57% : This week, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, commonly known as the SAVE Act, will be considered on the House floor after being introduced in January by Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas.)
53% : The SAVE Act codifies President Donald Trump's executive order to restore the American people's trust in federal elections by banning foreign nationals from interfering in elections.
53% : Congress should also pass the Equal Representation Act to ensure congressional apportionment reflects only citizens, not illegal aliens or noncitizens, to safeguard fair representation.
51% : In fact, 88% of Americans support implementing voter ID laws.
46% : But the SAVE Act alone isn't enough.
42% : Every state requires an individual to be a U.S. citizen to register and vote in state and federal elections, and it's a felony to falsely claim to be a citizen for any purpose (including to register to vote or to actually vote).
41% : Election integrity demands a sweeping overhaul, under the mandate the American people handed Trump and Congress in November.
27% : The surge of illegal aliens pouring across the border during the Biden administration, combined with lax voter ID laws in many states, has eroded Americans' trust in federal elections.

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