Summary
Council urged the U.S. Senate to reject the SAVE Act, arguing it would create registration barriers for married women, seniors and naturalized citizens. Two speakers backed the SAVE Act, and Councilmember O'Neill registered the lone no vote.
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Last discussed Feb 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
Voters who could face new documentation hurdles, including married women and naturalized citizens.
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PHILADELPHIA VOTERS OVERWHELMINGLY APPROVE THE CREATION OF THE PHILYSAVES PROGRAM DURING THE MAY 19 PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY
PHILADELPHIA VOTERS OVERWHELMINGLY APPROVE THE CREATION OF THE PHILYSAVES PROGRAM DURING THE MAY 19 PENNSYLVANIA PRIMARY Philadelphia City Council
CITY COUNCIL — February 26, 2026
Council urged the U.S. Senate to reject the SAVE Act, arguing it would create registration barriers for married women, seniors and naturalized citizens. Two speakers backed the SAVE Act, and Councilmember O'Neill registered the lone no vote.
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