Lawsuit From Voting Rights Group Seeks to Block Florida Version of the SAVE Act
The lawsuit says the law burdens naturalized citizens and could block eligible voters by requiring documents that cost up to $165.
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Lawsuit from voting rights group seeks to block Florida version of the SAVE Act
MIAMI — A voting rights group locked in a legal battle with Florida authorities announced Wednesday that it’s suing in federal court to block parts of a state elections bill mirrored after the federal SAVE Act.
Organizations are demanding in Florida a law that requires proof of citizenship to vote since 2027, especially affecting naturalized people. The bill, similar to a national Trump proposal, could eliminate voters for registration errors, according to the plaintiffs.
Voting groups file federal challenge against Florida's 'SAVE' Act
Two voting advocacy groups filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday, challenging Florida’s new law requiring proof of citizenship to vote. The law passed the Legislature this year on a near-party-line vote and was signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis in April. It goes into effect Jan. 1. The two groups are Black Voters Matter Fund and the […]
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