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Call Your Senator Now — Pass The SAVE Act!

 

Only U.S. Citizens Should Vote In Federal Elections

An overwhelming majority of Americans agree.

Your senator needs to hear directly from you.

Call (202) 224-3121

When connected, tell them:

  • Allow a full and open Senate debate

  • Do not shut it down early

  • No procedural shortcuts

  • Hold a final vote

  • Pass the SAVE Act — 51 votes win


What To Say

When the Senate office answers:

“Hi, I’m calling to urge the Senator to PASS the SAVE Act.
Please allow a full and open Senate debate. Do not cut it off early. Hold a final vote and pass the SAVE Act. Fifty-one votes win.
Thank you.”

Call (202) 224-3121

Meet Ken

Ken Cuccinelli, National Chairman of the Election Transparency Initiative, previously served as Acting Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security and Attorney General of Virginia.

For over 20 years, Ken has fought on the front lines of the conservative movement to defend our Constitution, preserve our sacred freedoms and liberties, protect the Rule of Law, and ensure that every American voice can be heard fairly and equally.
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Latest News

Three men in suits stand at a U.S. Senate podium. To their left is a sign reading 81% of Americans support Voter ID with Vote and Federal stickers. Cuccinelli: SAVE Act Debate Marks Major Step Forward as Senate Pauses for Easter Recess.NewsPress ReleaseVoter ID
March 30, 2026

Cuccinelli: SAVE Act Debate Marks Major Step Forward as Senate Pauses for Easter Recess

The SAVE Act helps guarantee that illegal votes by noncitizens don’t cancel out legitimate votes cast by American citizens.
A split-screen news broadcast shows two men talking remotely. The left man sits in an office with bookshelves behind him, while the right is a news anchor in a studio. Text reads: Cuccinelli: SAVE Act Debate Shifts as Senate Discussion Expands on Voter ID.NewsPress ReleaseVoter ID
March 23, 2026

Cuccinelli: SAVE Act Debate Shifts as Senate Discussion Expands on Voter ID

The SAVE Act helps guarantee that illegal votes by noncitizens don’t cancel out legitimate votes cast by American citizens.
A man in a suit speaks on Newsmax2 with a headline reading, Republicans plan marathon debate for Cuccinelli SAVE Act Senate Policy and Process. Behind him are shelves with books, an eagle statue, and official-looking documents.NewsPress ReleaseVoter ID
March 19, 2026

Cuccinelli: Senate SAVE Act Debate Moves Forward Amid Confusion Over Process and Policy

The SAVE Act helps guarantee that illegal votes by noncitizens don’t cancel out legitimate votes cast by American citizens.
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Most Americans Agree

80% of registered voters agree that strong safeguards and ballot protections inspire confidence by making it harder to hide fraud.

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