Republican says Trump's election bill is unlikely to pass in time for midterms
SAVE America Act faces Senate hurdles as Thom Tillis says it lacks support See why funding and state instructions could stall Trump’s voting bill
Sen. Thom Tillis said President Donald Trump's SAVE America Act does not have enough support or time to be implemented before the November midterm elections.
Tillis, a North Carolina Republican, argued that the bill would need funding and clear statelevel instructions to take effect, and said those steps could not be completed quickly enough.
The legislation, which Trump has pushed as a voter integrity measure, has faced resistance from Democrats and divisions within the Republican Party. Some GOP lawmakers still want the Senate to act, while Trump continues urging Republicans to use mustpass bills or procedural changes to advance it.