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SAVE Act Gains Momentum as GOP Pushes for Election Integrity Measures

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With Vice President JD Vance available to cast a tie breaking vote, supporters argue the bill effectively has the backing of 51 senators

Advertisement “That means that but for the Zombie Filibuster, the House-passed SAVE America Act would now be on its way to the White House for President Trump’s signature,” Lee wrote after the vote.

The legislation remains blocked by Senate rules requiring 60 votes to overcome a filibuster.

That reality has sparked renewed debate among conservatives over whether Republicans should pursue reforms to Senate procedures, including a return to the traditional “talking filibuster,” which would require senators opposing legislation to physically hold the floor rather than simply threatening a filibuster

Supporters argue that the current system allows a minority of senators to block legislation without publicly defending their position.

President Trump has also intensified pressure on Senate leadership.

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