The House has passed versions of H.R. 22, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, multiple times since 2025, most recently as the expanded SAVE America Act in February 2026, which would mandate documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration and photo ID at polls. The bill has repeatedly stalled in the Senate, where it faces a filibuster requiring 60 votes for cloture. With Republicans holding 53 seats and uniform Democratic opposition, Senate Majority Leader John Thune has stated the votes do not exist to advance it, and attempts to alter rules or force extended debate have failed. As of June 2026, no Senate floor vote has produced passage, leaving the measure short of enactment despite White House priority status. These procedural and partisan barriers in the upper chamber account for the 89.5% trader consensus against signing into law this year.