Supreme Court Restores Expanded SAVE Voter-Verification System
The Supreme Court allowed the federal government’s expanded SAVE system to continue sharing citizenship-related data with states during ongoing litigation.
The Supreme Court allowed the federal government’s expanded SAVE system to continue sharing citizenship-related data with states during ongoing litigation.
Reuters reported that Republican-led states have used the system to check voter rolls, while challengers warn that inaccurate matches could affect eligible citizens. The ruling is an interim legal victory for the administration as election-integrity disputes intensify before November.
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