Take Action: Speak Out Against the SAVE Act

The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, currently in Congress, could cost you your right to vote—especially if you changed your name when you got married.

This disturbing Project 2025-related effort claims to prevent non-citizens from voting. It was introduced last year but did not come to a vote. Now, it’s back on the docket for 2025. Read more on this Weekend Joe post.

What Does This Mean for You?

If passed, the law would require a passport or birth certificate in your current legal name to prove citizenship.

• 146 million Americans do not have a passport.

• 79% of women married to men have changed their last name.

• 4 million men have changed their name after marriage.

These individuals do not have a birth certificate that matches their legal name. If you can’t provide one, you can’t register to vote or update your registration.

What Can You Do?

📞 Contact our representatives in Washington and demand they vote against the SAVE Act:

• Senator Ted Budd – 📞 202-224-3154 | 🌐 budd.senate.gov

• Senator Thom Tillis – 📞 202-224-6342 | 🌐 tillis.senate.gov

• Representative Chuck Edwards – 📞 202-225-6401 | 🌐 edwards.house.gov

📢 Spread the word. Share this with your friends and family.

🛡 Protect yourself. Make sure you have one of the following:

• A passport

• A REAL ID

• A military ID with service record

• A government-issued ID listing a U.S. birthplace

  
  

🗳 Don’t risk losing your right to vote!