Chris Murphy: The concept of “one person, one vote” has also been threatened by attempts to infringe on voting rights. States across the country have passed voter ID laws, made cuts to early voting and eliminated same-day registration. I‘ll continue to work to ensure that voters across the country, no matter their color or creed, can freely exercise one of our most basic constitutional rights.

Jim Himes:

AI Overview

Representative Jim Himes (D-CT) has consistently voted no (opposed) on the SAVE Act / SAVE America Act legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives. [1, 2, 3]

February 11, 2026 (S.1383 / SAVE America Act): Himes voted Nay against the bill requiring proof of citizenship to register and photo ID to vote (which passed the House 218–213). [1, 2]
April 10, 2025 (H.R. 22 / SAVE Act): Himes voted Nay (recorded via the Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives) against the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, joining the vast majority of House Democrats in opposition. [1]
July 2026 (NDAA Amendment): Himes publicly opposed and voted against the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2027, citing in part the inclusion of the SAVE America Act provisions within the package. [1]

Greenwich Selectman Rachel Khanna:

“I’m mad as hell. The president is doing everything he can to prevent us from voting. Whether it’s trying to pass the SAVE America Act that would potentially disenfranchise millions of voters, or restricting mail-in voting, he’s trying his damndest to make sure that people can’t vote.”

I describe these people, as well as members of the Democrat’s invisible Ladies of Belle Haven like Joanna Swomley and Neryln Pierson, as morons because if they understood that Voter ID laws are standards in almost every country of the world, they wouldn’t be shrieking about Trump’s advocacy for same. Of course, if they do know that, and are still organizing “No Kings” days, then they’re just Democrat flacks, and can and should be ignored.

European Union proof of identity rules for voting:

They’re all basicall the same, but here are France’s requirements:

You can submit one of the following documents:

Valid national identity card issued by the competent administration of the State of nationality
Valid passport issued by the competent authority of the State of nationality
Residence permit (valid)
Identity card of local elected official (valid) with photograph, issued by the State representative
Vital card with photograph
Veteran's card (valid) with photograph, issued by the National Office for War Veterans and Victims
Disability card (valid) with photograph or mobility card inclusion (valid) with photograph
Identity card of State official with photograph
Military identity card or road pass (valid) with photograph, issued by the military authorities
Driving license (valid)
Hunting permit (valid) with photograph, issued by the National Office of Hunting and Wildlife (ONCFS)
Receipt for proof of identity (valid), issued in exchange for identity documents in case of judicial review.

Warning

You must present the original document. A photograph or smartphone download or photocopy is not accepted.

In a municipality of less than 1,000 inhabitants, identity documents are not mandatory. But in case of doubt, the president of the polling station can ask you to prove your identity by any means.