1 of 1
Story summary
- The SAVE Act, supported by Sen. Susan Collins, is criticized as proposed in bad faith.
- Critics argue the bill's sponsors do not expect it to pass and aim to claim election fraud if it fails.
- Studies show fraudulent voting is negligible in U.S. elections, undermining the bill's justification.
- Democrats oppose the measure.
- Senate pressure has yielded little result as midterm elections approach.
