In a display of political maneuvering, Republicans in Congress are pushing various voting restriction bills, including the controversial SAVE America Act, which could impose stricter voter ID requirements and proof of citizenship for voters. The House has passed several bills that critics describe as major voter suppression measures, such as the SAVE Act and a bill aimed at making it harder for married women to vote. Meanwhile, Senate Leader Thune has dampened hopes for changing filibuster rules to facilitate voter ID legislation. The GOP faces a split within its ranks, as notable figures like Senator Murkowski have voiced opposition to the Trump-backed election measures. Legislative discussions intensify, with concerns raised about the potential disenfranchisement of millions of voters and civil rights implications. The Senate is expected to take up these divisive issues soon, amid an ongoing debate about ballot access and election integrity.