This week: The Hill Votes on Citizenship to Vote
End Illegal Access to Elections in 48 States
This week, two federal bills requiring states to verify citizenship eligibility for voting will be put to a vote in Congress. We urgently need your help to pass these crucial pieces of legislation!
Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act) S.4292 and H.R.8281 mandates that individuals must provide documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections. Key provisions include:
Proof of Citizenship Requirement: States are prohibited from accepting and processing voter registration applications for federal elections unless the applicant presents documentary proof of U.S. citizenship at the time of application.
Alternative Evidence: States must establish an alternative process allowing applicants to submit other evidence to demonstrate U.S. citizenship if they cannot provide standard documentary proof.
Ongoing Verification: States must implement continuous verification programs to ensure only U.S. citizens are registered to vote, utilizing information from specified sources to identify non-citizens.
Removal of Non-Citizens: States must remove non-citizens from their official lists of eligible voters.
Legal and Criminal Penalties: The bill permits private lawsuits against election officials who register applicants without documentary proof of citizenship and establishes criminal penalties for such violations.
Implementation Guidance: The Election Assistance Commission must issue and transmit implementation guidance to chief state election officials within 10 days of the bill's enactment.
Act for America has aggressively advocated for Voter ID in all 50 states since 2020, generating 3.8 million direct-to-lawmaker emails and more, calling for strict proof of citizenship requirements for voters to register and vote at the polls for federal and state elections.
In 2020, the shocking truth emerged: none of the 50 states was adequately secure, allowing illegal aliens and non-citizens to access voter rolls and potentially vote in large numbers. Alabama blazed the trail by implementing strict Voter ID laws in that first year, and Ohio followed suit only last April, leaving 48 states still wide open for election fraud today. Lawsuits in several states, now resolved in our favor, hindered our progress in passing state legislation.
Twenty-four states have "motor voter" automatic voter registration for anyone acquiring a driver's license or ID card without requiring proof of citizenship, affecting 42% of the U.S. population. This is a national security emergency!
That's why it’s important for a federal law to streamline and enforce constitutional law and protect against foreign meddling!
States relying on the honor system for voter registration:
44 states do not require citizenship verification.
35 states have unstrict legal photo ID requirements to vote.
24 states automatically register voters.
8 states are all-mail voting, with only two requiring citizenship verification.
Battleground Vulnerabilities. If illegal populations in battleground states doubled and were mobilized to register, combined with targeting out-of-state and foreign students, it could sway the Presidential race and critical seats in the House and Senate.
A Two-Fold Challenge. Solid red states might face significant shifts, risking not only the Presidential race and key US House and Senate seats but also state representatives. The US Census has eliminated the distinction between citizens and non-citizens per household, potentially gaining up to 38 new congressional seats, which could threaten the conservative majority in the House.
Time is Running Out. We must unite and push for Voter ID laws in as many states as possible. The stakes have never been higher, with over 10 million illegal aliens arriving since 2020 under Biden's policies, posing a significant threat to the sanctity of our elections and the stability of our Republic.
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