The SAVE Act Vote Nobody Covered — And Why September Changes Everything

Schumer Promised To Kill The SAVE Act — The 2AM Senate Vote Changed Everything
Chuck Schumer declared the SAVE Act dead on arrival in the Senate, calling it Jim Crow style restrictions on voting. Then, just days ago, in the early hours of the morning while most of the country slept, Senate Republicans forced a vote that put his promise to the test. The result, and what GOP leaders agreed to do next, sets up one of the most consequential showdowns of this Congress, and almost nobody covered it.

In this video, we break down the entire fight over the SAVE Act, the bill that would require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote and photo ID to cast a ballot in federal elections. You will see exactly what the bill does in plain terms, why Schumer branded it Jim Crow 2.0, and why that same accusation was made against Georgia's 2021 election law right before the state posted record turnout.

We go deep on the numbers Washington refuses to talk about. Gallup shows 84 percent of Americans support photo ID to vote and 83 percent support proof of citizenship at registration, including 98 percent of Republicans, 84 percent of independents, and 67 percent of Democrats. Pew and Rasmussen confirm the same supermajority year after year. Thirty six states already request or require ID at the polls. So why can't a bill backed by eight in ten Americans get through the Senate?

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