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Story summary
- A Cygnal poll shows 70% of American voters support voter ID.
- Support is 92% among Republicans and 46% among Democrats.
- The poll, conducted February 3–4 with 1,500 likely voters, finds 72% white, 69% Hispanic, 56% black support voter ID.
- Democrats, including Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.), say voter ID suppresses participation.
- The SAVE Act would require citizenship proof for federal voter registration and is under Senate consideration, requiring a simple majority.
