Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

Ep 1172 | No, the SAVE Act Doesn’t Stop Married Women from Voting

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Apr 15, 2025
The discussion revolves around the SAVE Act and its implications for married women's voting rights, debunking myths and addressing fears. In stark contrast, a heartbreaking incident highlights the dangers of pit bull ownership after a tragic attack on a newborn. The hosts also share nostalgic moments from a digital-free golf tournament, emphasizing the importance of personal connections. Additionally, a satirical take on gay dads and parenting sparks laughter and reflection on modern family dynamics.
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INSIGHT

SAVE Act Voter ID Requirements

  • The SAVE Act requires documentary proof of U.S. citizenship for voter registration, including real ID-compliant driver's licenses or passports.
  • Name changes require updated documentation but this does not prevent married women from voting.
ADVICE

Keep Documents Updated After Marriage

  • Update your legal documents promptly after any name change, such as marriage, to avoid voting issues.
  • Coordinate voter registration updates alongside passport and driver's license changes for smoother process.
INSIGHT

Balancing Voter Access and Security

  • Critics claim voter ID laws suppress votes of minorities and the poor, but fail to provide alternatives for secure elections.
  • Secure voting requires balancing accessibility with verification of citizen status and identity.
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