N.J. driver’s licenses would not be usable for voter registration under the SAVE America Act
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The SAVE America Act, currently being debated in the Senate, would require voters to provide documentary proof of US citizenship when registering to vote. The bill has sparked controversy, with some claiming it would create an undue burden for many voters, particularly those who cannot afford a passport or access other required documents.
The SAVE America Act requires voters to provide proof of US citizenship when registering to vote. This can include a REAL ID-compliant ID, a valid US passport, or a government-issued photo ID that states the applicant's place of birth. Most driver's licenses would not be sufficient, as they do not confirm citizenship. Only five states issue enhanced driver's licenses that prove citizenship. The bill has passed the House and is currently being debated in the Senate. Opponents argue that the proof of citizenship requirements would create an undue burden for many voters.
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