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Where Norma J. Torres stands on SAVE Act
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Norma J. Torres
CA-35 · U.S. House
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On the recordNorma J. Torres issued public statements about the SAVE Act on April 10, 2025, and February 11, 2026. In those records, she described voting access concerns and said the SAVE Act was about making voting harder for eligible Americans.
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“Republicans can call it whatever they want, but the SAVE Act is about making it harder for eligible Americans to vote,”
Read the full statement (opens in a new tab)“Voting is the cornerstone of our democracy, and we must ensure that every eligible American has the ability to participate in elections without facing unnecessary barriers,”
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- What they’ve said· Official congressional website
Congresswoman norma torres fights to defend the right to vote introduces amendments to protect voters from save act restrictions
“Republicans can call it whatever they want, but the SAVE Act is about making it harder for eligible Americans to vote,”
- What they’ve said· Official congressional website
Congresswoman torres condemns republican rejection of key amendments to save act to protect americans right to vote
“Voting is the cornerstone of our democracy, and we must ensure that every eligible American has the ability to participate in elections without facing unnecessary barriers,”