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These states don't require an ID to vote at the polls. The 'SAVE Act' could change that
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These states don't require an ID to vote at the polls. The 'SAVE Act' could change that

The Hill · Feb 19, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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Months ahead of the midterm elections, Congress could pass legislation that would enact new, strict identification requirements that could impact how you vote.

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