Friend,
This is urgent: The House of Representatives is expected to vote on the so-called “SAVE Act” (H.R. 22) tomorrow – and we need your help to stop it.
Republicans are once again trying to chip away at the right to vote. The SAVE Act is their latest attempt to make it harder for millions of eligible voters – especially from communities of color – to register and cast their ballots. They claim this bill is about “election integrity,” but don’t be fooled – it’s about making voting as difficult as possible for communities they want to silence.
We can’t let this happen. Add your name now to oppose the SAVE Act. >>
The SAVE Act would force voters to repeatedly prove their citizenship – even when they’ve already done so. This would disproportionately affect Latino, Asian American, Native American, and other voters of color, who are far less likely to have easy access to documents like birth certificates and passports.
It’s no coincidence that Republicans are pushing this bill now. They’re using fear and misinformation to justify voter suppression – exploiting baseless claims of voter fraud to fuel a narrative that simply isn’t true. Time and again, these tactics are used to make voting harder for people who have fought for decades to secure their rights.
Speak out before it’s too late – sign the petition to block the SAVE Act. >>
If passed by Congress, this bill would open the door to mass voter purges and further marginalize communities that already face barriers at the ballot box. It’s a direct attack on our democracy, and we can’t afford to let it go unchallenged.
It’s clear what’s happening here: Republicans want to change the rules of the game because they’re afraid of a fully inclusive democracy. We must fight back against these cynical attacks on voting rights.
Tell the House to vote NO on the SAVE Act before it’s too late. >>
Thank you for standing up for democracy and protecting the right to vote.
In solidarity,
Zach VanHouten
People For the American Way
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