Analysis of Voting Changes in 23 States Aligning with SAVE America Act Proposals
The SAVE America Act faces an uncertain fate in Congress, but a recent analysis reveals that 23 U.S. states, mostly led by Republicans, have implemented changes to their voting procedures that align with key elements of President Donald Trump's proposed voting restrictions. These changes are expected to be in effect for the upcoming midterm elections in November. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., addressed the media during a press conference discussing the SAVE America Act on Capitol Hill in Washington on March 21. In Dalton, Georgia, a voting sign is prominently displayed at the entrance of a voting precinct on March 10.
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