Senators have started debate on the SAVE America Act, a measure to enforce voter citizenship and ID requirements—a top priority of President Donald Trump. Just one Republican, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), joined all Democrats in voting against opening the debate. Only a simple majority vote was needed, however. NTD’s congressional correspondent Melina Wisecup has more.
Senators have started debate on the SAVE America Act, a measure to enforce voter citizenship and ID requirements—a top priority of President Donald Trump. Just one Republican, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), joined all Democrats in voting against opening the debate. Only a simple majority vote was needed, however. NTD’s congressional correspondent Melina Wisecup has more.
Senate Opens Debate on SAVE America Act
The Senate chamber of the U.S. Congress voted 51–48 on March 17 to begin debate on the SAVE America Act, a bill that Republicans believe is needed to ensure election integrity....
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