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The SAVE Act would make voter registration more complicated, costly, and risky by imposing new documentation and verification requirements that strain already limited staff and budgets. These barriers disproportionately impact rural communities, low-income voters, young people, naturalized citizens, and women. The SAVE Act centralizes bureaucracy and sidelines the people who make participation possible.

Congress is trying to interfere in Washington DC's democratically passed tax policy. Senate committee members will have a hearing on Feb. 4 about two “disapproval resolutions” (S.J. Res. 102 / H.J. Res. 142), which strike down specific DC policies. And the House could schedule a vote soon.

At least 10 states have already taken this exact action as passed in DC to protect their revenues. Only DC, because it lacks voting power, is subjected to this kind of congressional interference.