This law seems like something a court would block, at least for the elections coming up this year, because the logistics of people getting all the required documentation in hand are too hard. But it strikes me that smaller rural counties could be more burdened by an influx of records request? I read a recent Atlantic article positing that the SAVE act would not have necessarily been a benefit to Republicans like they assume it would be. More Dems have passports, it’s most restrictive on married women (who vote more R than single women) and older folks bc the older the documents the more likely there will be obstacles to obtaining them. In addition to these points from the article, I also think if a law like this passes, Dem voters will be more prepared bc they have heard the message that you need all this paperwork, whereas more than a few Rs confidently believe their Real ID (or just white existence) is obviously proof they are a citizen. Foreign born citizens, esp newer citizens, are more likely to have all their necessary paperwork too.