The passage of the SAVE America Act by the House GOP marks a significant shift in voter eligibility legislation, requiring proof of citizenship for federal elections. This bill has ignited intense reactions from the left, revealing a broader political landscape where voter ID laws enjoy overwhelming public support across demographics. The discussion highlights the potential pathways for the bill's future in the Senate, including the possibility of reconciliation or altering the filibuster rules, amidst Democratic opposition and concerns about election integrity.

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Highlights:

• "SAVE America Act mandates proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections."
• "Over 80% of Americans support voter ID laws, including majorities of Democrats and independents."
• "Potential strategies for Senate Republicans to advance the SAVE Act despite opposition."
• "Democratic backlash reveals underlying fears of losing political power due to voter ID legislation."

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