Tom Ellsworth

And it's a big reason Texas has some of the strongest election security laws in the country.

I want to explain clearly what this bill does and does not do.

If you are already registered to vote, the status of your existing registration remains unchanged.

For those registering for the first time, the bill also reflects real life.

People get married, people get divorced, and people change their names.

Those moments should never create uncertainty about whether someone can vote.

That's why this bill requires states to accommodate name changes and accept multiple commonly held forms of identification.

And if a citizen does not have those documents readily available, the bill provides a way to affirm citizenship through an affidavit.

This approach protects election integrity while treating eligible voters with fairness and respect.

At the end of the day, election security and voter access go together.

The Save Act isn't just about... That's pretty condescending.

I mean, it sounds pretty condescending to me.

Okay, got it.

Well, let me get to the next story, and then, Adam, I'm going to come to you.

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My handshake is better than anything I ever signed, right here.

their friends and neighbors sons fathers their little league coaches and veterans their people who love this country these are immigration and customs enforcement officers they are removing violent criminals from our streets and neighborhoods it's dangerous and difficult work

They are.

He said a Harry Potter book.

Yeah, yeah.