Does SAVE Act stop married women from voting? What to know

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Proof of citizenship, under the SAVE Act, is listed as an ID plus a birth certificate, a passport, or another form of ID that proves citizenship such as a naturalization card.
57% : Older Black Americans are less likely to have a birth certificate because they were denied hospital births during segregation.
56% : People who are already registered may also be impacted by the SAVE Act, as the act calls for frequent voter-roll purges.
51% : Will the SAVE Act eliminate online or mail voter registration?
51% : The burdensome requirements disproportionately target voters in historically marginalized communities, amplify systemic inequalities, and aim to silence millions." Does the SAVE Act violate federal voting laws?
48% : There is a chance the SAVE Act would also face similar judicial review.
48% : However, the Supreme Court's Shelby vs Holder decision in 2013 rolled back certain protections in the Voting Rights Act, meaning they may rule that the SAVE Act is legal.
47% : The bill says that states will have the freedom to figure out their own parameters for the SAVE Act, however, it does not appropriate funds for this.
45% : Could the SAVE Act disproportionately affect people of color?
44% : They may not be able to unless they have some other form of citizenship proof such as a naturalization certificate, people who cannot prove their citizenship with a passport or birth certificate will not be able to register to vote under the SAVE Act.
43% : Will the SAVE Act stop married women from voting?
42% : Will the SAVE Act make it harder for low income or rural voters to register?
41% : Democratic Congresswoman Maxine Dexter brought forward an amendment to the bill which would put a pause on the SAVE Act until they could study and conclusively say that it would not impede married women's ability to register to vote.
35% : Black and Latin Americans are also more likely to be physically impacted by natural disasters, meaning they are more likely to lose their citizenship documentation due to a disaster, and will have to move more often, meaning they will have to reregister to vote under SAVE Act parameters.

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