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The SAVE Act, backed by the Trump administration, aims to centralize voter data collection under federal authority, requiring states to verify voter citizenship through various sources. The proposal has faced legal challenges and opposition from voting rights advocates, who argue it undermines state control over elections and risks disenfranchising eligible voters.
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The SAVE Act, backed by the Trump administration, aims to centralize voter data collection under federal authority, requiring states to verify voter citizenship through various sources. The proposal has faced legal challenges and opposition from voting rights advocates, who argue it undermines state control over elections and risks disenfranchising eligible voters.
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Trump-backed SAVE Act is newest effort to collect private voter information
SAVE Act Aims to Centralize Voter Data Under Federal Oversight