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Tough Fight To Secure Elections

Kamala Harris is escalating the fight over election rules, arguing that Republican-backed changes—including voter-roll maintenance and the SAVE America Act—threaten voting rights. The SAVE America Act would require documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register for federal elections, photo identification to vote, and regular reviews designed to remove noncitizens from voter rolls.

Her comments about Republicans taking away political “tools” deserve scrutiny, and election expert Jovan Hutton Pulitzer weighs in on what she meant. The larger debate is whether tighter citizenship verification and cleaner voter rolls protect legitimate voters or create unnecessary barriers for eligible citizens.

Pulitzer joins the show to discuss vulnerabilities he believes remain in American elections, drawing on his involvement with the 2021 Maricopa County election review and his analysis of voter rolls, mail ballots, ballot verification and election procedures. Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.

Can SAVE Act Erase The Fraud?

Stephen Gardner and April Chapman (⁨@UnshakableWithApril)⁩ discuss the need to pass the SAVE ACT (i.e., the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act). The law would help to end all the fraud in Minnesota and around the country, and also outlaw sending money to foreign radicals, like the Taliban in Afghanistan.

As immigration enforcement and government fraud dominate national headlines, another issue rapidly gaining attention is the SAVE Act. It would allow only those holding proof of U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections.

The debate exposes a growing contradiction in Washington. On one hand, Democrats support using taxpayer dollars to provide housing, healthcare and benefits to illegal immigrants who could one day become voters. Yet at the same time, these same leftist leaders argue that voter ID and citizenship verification requirements are discriminatory.

Critics ask how safeguarding elections became controversial while billions are spent supporting non-citizens? Here’s more from Gardner.

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