SAVE ACT requiring proof of citizenship to vote passes House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : The House's passage of the SAVE Act comes after a Gallup Poll released last year found that 83% of citizens support requiring proof of citizenship when registering to vote for the first time.
58% : I am grateful that my colleagues answered the call and passed the SAVE Act, as this serves as a critical first step to ensure that we maintain election integrity throughout our country.
51% : "Despite the ridiculous attacks and purposeful misinformation spread about the bill, I am pleased to see that the House of Representatives once again passed the SAVE Act on a bipartisan basis to ensure only U.S. citizens vote in federal elections," Roy said in a statement.
42% : " Trump added that "votes be cast and received by the election date established in law" and that late counted votes are akin to "allowing persons who arrive three days after Election Day, perhaps after a winner has been declared, to vote in person at a former voting precinct, which would be absurd.
42% : States and Congress do," one legal complaint from the League of United Latin American Citizens, the Secure Families Initiative, and the Arizona Students' Association read.
37% : Democrats such as Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) have pointed to election laws already in place and data that show non-citizen voting in elections is rare to argue that the SAVE Act is unnecessary and redundant.

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