The SAVE America Act (also known as the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act) requires documentary proof of citizenship for federal voter registration and photo ID at polls. It has cleared the House multiple times, including as an amendment to the NDAA in July 2026, yet remains stalled in the Senate. Recent Senate votes, including a 53-47 rejection of related voter ID language on September 30, 2026, underscore the filibuster barrier, as the measure needs 60 votes and has drawn consistent Democratic opposition plus defections from several Republicans. House Republican leaders have attempted to attach it to must-pass spending and defense bills to force consideration, while the administration has signaled possible executive alternatives. Traders assign low implied probability of enactment by year-end, reflecting these procedural and partisan dynamics ahead of the November midterms.