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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I changed my last name but have a passport. I’m registered to vote in PA. My sister thinks it will definitely pass and screw over all married women who changed names. I think she’s jumping the gun along with a lot people apparently on social media. Why isn’t anyone talking about this on dcum? [/quote]

it will 100% screw over women who have changed names...that is part of the point.[/quote]

I’m sure it’s in project 2025 or heritage documents somewhere.[/quote]

This is a ludicrous claim. I took my husband’s name and have NEVER had an issue voting in states where photo ID is required. Same with all my friends.
You all are going to have to find an excuse that is not this lame.[/quote]

It is not. Read the SAVE Act, it is very explicit that the birth certificate MUST match the ID, so if you were born Mary Jones but are now Mary Smith due to marriage, then you are not in compliance.[/quote]

You have a marriage certificate that shows your change in name.  This is not complicated.

Meanwhile, we have many states where all you have to do is check a box that says you are a US citizen.  You think that is secure?  It's not.  There have been many instances of illegal aliens voting or registering to vote.  There are other states where anyone who gets a driver's license has a voting ballot mailed to them automatically.  Ironically, some of these states also permit illegal aliens to get a driver's license.

Here are just a few of the articles written about noncitizens voting. There are plenty more like this.....

https://www.justice.gov/usao-nj/pr/aliens-charged-illegally-voting-federal-election-and-making-false-statements-while
https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/19-foreign-nationals-indicted-illegally-voting-2016-elections
https://tennesseelookout.com/2025/11/03/tn-secretary-of-state-finds-42-possible-non-citizen-voters-out-states-4-3-million-voters/
https://www.opb.org/article/2024/09/23/voter-registration-noncitizen-oregon-motor-voter/
https://www.mlive.com/politics/2026/01/michigan-voter-fraud-probe-finds-noncitizen-voted-us-citizens-wrongly-flagged.html[/quote]
Your New Jersey article mentions two people.
Your ICE article mentions 19 people in North Carolina.
Your Tennesse article mentions 42 "potential non-US citizens" out of a total of 4.3 million voters.
Your Oregon article  mentions that 10 people who were improperly registered went on to vote (and one of those had become a citizen before voting). The issue there was due to poorly designed software that has now been fixed.
Your Michigan article mentions one noncitizen who voted in 2018.

Does voter fraud happen? Sure, but in very small numbers. You can bet that in any election close enough for such a margin to matter the recount process will verify the citizenship status of each voter.

Fraud also happens when people vote in states where they don't actually live (like Mark Meadows). Does the SAVE act address that situation?

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