Opening Arguments The SAVE Act Could Disenfranchise Millions of Voters. Democrats Must Stop It.
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Mar 12, 2025 In this thought-provoking discussion, Jenessa Seymour, a disability voting access advocate and New York attorney, delves into the implications of the SAVE Act on voting rights. She highlights how this legislation could disenfranchise millions, particularly marginalized groups. Jenessa shares personal anecdotes that illustrate the critical barriers faced in the pursuit of accessible voting. The conversation urges civic engagement and accountability to combat these threats, emphasizing the urgency for Democrats to act and protect election integrity.
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SAVE Act's True Goal
- The SAVE Act, marketed as preventing non-citizen voting, is likely aimed at disenfranchising specific demographics.
- It targets women, people of color, and low socioeconomic status individuals.
Voter ID Challenges
- Requiring specific IDs for voter registration disproportionately affects women and people of color.
- Millions of citizens lack easy access to these documents, and name changes pose further challenges.
Take Action Against SAVE Act
- Contact your House representatives to oppose the SAVE Act, especially if they previously voted yes.
- A small margin can stop this bill before it reaches the Senate.
