Independent political accountability reviewLaPorte County, Indiana / Updated October 26, 2026

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Angie Henzman Opposed the SAVE Act

Henzman posted a Facebook graphic reading “Stop the SAVE Act.” The visible March 20 post does not identify a year, bill number, or full rationale.

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Henzman posted a Facebook graphic reading “Stop the SAVE Act.” The visible March 20 post does not identify a year, bill number, or full rationale. Congress records show H.R. 22 passed the House in 2025 but was not enacted; the House-passed 2026 SAVE America Act vehicle also did not clear Senate cloture and was not enacted.

Angie Henzman posted a graphic saying “Stop the SAVE Act” on Facebook. The March 20 display does not show a year or bill number, while congressional records document separate 2025 and 2026 federal measures.

Henzman posted “Stop the SAVE Act”

Angie Henzman posted a March 20 Facebook graphic reading “Stop the SAVE Act.” The year is not visible, and the caption cuts off after “This week I’ve been closely watching the Senate Debat….” The post opposes a bill by that name but does not identify a bill number or provide her full reasoning.

The 2025 SAVE Act

Federal law already makes noncitizen voting in federal elections unlawful, subject to narrow statutory exceptions. H.R. 22 would require documentary proof of citizenship for federal voter registration and list specified documents and an alternative process. Congress records show the House passed it on April 10, 2025, and it was received in the Senate.

The 2026 SAVE America Act vehicle

In 2026, House substitute text on S. 1383 carried the “SAVE America Act” title and added photo-ID requirements. Congress records show House passage on February 11 and a failed March 26 Senate cloture vote; the tracker lists it as passed House, not law. Supporters cite election-integrity tools, while the Brennan Center argues documentary and in-person requirements could burden eligible citizens. Henzman’s visible post does not say which bill or argument motivated her opposition.

A separate criticism of citizenship-proof requirements

In her August 26, 2025 caption, Henzman wrote: “Or how there is currently a silencing of immigrants through this new "30 day citizenship proof" for voter registration(ask me for details).” This passage is a separate voting-policy criticism in her broader post. It does not identify the federal SAVE Act or provide a statute citation.

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