The SAVE America Act (a rebranded version of the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act) has cleared the House multiple times on near party-line votes, including 218-213 in February 2026, but Senate action remains blocked. Versions attached to the NDAA and other must-pass measures, along with standalone amendments and related Voter ID provisions, failed key floor tests in June and September 2026, often falling short of the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster. A handful of Senate Republicans have joined Democrats in opposition, while leadership has resisted rule changes. With midterm elections weeks away and limited remaining legislative calendar, traders focus on these procedural barriers, the absence of bipartisan momentum, and competing priorities as the main constraints on enactment by year-end or similar deadlines.