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Raskin warns SAVE Act’s ID rules may harm women’s voting rights, but experts say it’s constitutional and needed, with no proof of fraud.
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) argued the SAVE Act could burden women’s voting rights by requiring proof of citizenship and creating hurdles for those who changed their names, potentially violating the 19th Amendment.
He claimed the bill’s documentation requirements, like affidavits for name changes, could deter voters, despite the law allowing state-issued attestations and not mandating birth certificates at polls.
Critics, including legal experts, say the 19th Amendment does not exempt voters from proving eligibility, and ID requirements are constitutional and widely supported.
No evidence of widespread voter fraud justifies the law, and existing systems already handle name changes.
The debate reflects partisan divisions rather than legal or factual concerns.
Raskin advierte que las reglas de identificación de la Ley SAVE pueden dañar los derechos de voto de las mujeres, pero los expertos dicen que es constitucional y necesaria, sin pruebas de fraude.