Florida SAVE Act

Florida SB 1334/HB 991 is Florida’s SAVE Act – and like the federal bill of the same name, it won’t save anything. These bills would hurt election integrity by stopping tens of thousands of Florida voters who can’t get past red-tape show-your-papers requirements from having their voices heard at the ballot box.

Ohio SAVE Act

OH SB 153/HB 233 would require documentary proof of citizenship, along with other sweeping changes to election code like banning the use of drop boxes and requiring multiple forms of identification to match your voter registration. The bill would also drastically change the process for citizen-led ballot initiatives.

SAVE Act (2025)

Fair Elections Center opposes the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, which would require every American to provide documentary proof of citizenship to register or re-register to vote. Requiring oftentimes hard-to-get and expensive documents make it harder for citizens to vote, and doesn’t solve any problems with our elections. Recent studies show that around ten percent of voting-eligible Americans do not have documents to show their citizenship. Those citizens are more likely to be women, low income people, and from communities of color.

Virginia Voter Registration Errors

Letter to the Virginia Commissioner of Elections to Ensure Administrative Processing Errors at the Commonwealth Department of Motor Vehicles do Not Interfere With Virginians’ Right to Register and Update their Voter Registration Information (2022)

Florida Anti-Voter Bill

Letter to the Florida Senate Committee on Appropriations in opposition to SB 524, which would make elections less accessible and less efficient (2022)