THE SENATE IS ABOUT TO GO HOME. THE SAVE AMERICA ACT IS STILL SITTING THERE.
The House has done its job. Not once, but repeatedly. House members have passed the SAVE America Act and attached its protections to must-pass legislation, over and over, because they understand something the Senate forgets: only American citizens should vote in American elections. The bill has been sitting in the United States Senate for months, and yet a majority of senators want to go on vacation.
And that is exactly what they are about to do.
In a matter of days, the Senate gavels out for recess. Senators will board planes, head home, hold their photo ops, and send you fundraising emails about how hard they are fighting for election integrity. Meanwhile, the one bill that would actually require proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections will still be sitting on a shelf in the Senate, right where they left it.
This is not a close call with the American people. A brand new national survey conducted by McLaughlin & Associates from July 15 to 21, 2026, among 1,000 general election voters, found that 82 percent say only U.S. citizens should be casting ballots for President, Senate, and House. Seventy-eight percent say proof of citizenship should be required to register to vote. Seventy-eight percent say show a photo ID at the polls. These are not Republican numbers. They are American numbers, with majorities of Democrats, independents, and even Harris voters in agreement. The left’s voter suppression talking point has collapsed. There is no legislature in this country with a clearer mandate on any issue, and the Senate is preparing to leave town without acting on it anyway.
You will hear the legacy media say the SAVE America Act is unnecessary because noncitizen voting is already against the law. As we have covered extensively on The Jenny Beth Show, from New Jersey to Alaska, there are mountains of evidence that only grow higher every day. The law without an enforcement mechanism is a suggestion, and our elections deserve better than a suggestion. That is the loophole this bill closes, and that is precisely why the people benefiting from the loophole do not want it closed.
So call your senators today. Both of them. It takes ninety seconds. Tell whoever answers: do not leave for recess until the Senate votes on the SAVE America Act. Ask them why a bill supported by the overwhelming majority of Americans, including their own voters, cannot get a vote in the Senate they were elected to run. Be firm. Be polite. Use the form on this page to find their direct phone numbers, and a link to their direct contact form.
If they leave anyway, we are not finished. We will know exactly which senators chose a vacation over a vote, and August is a long month. They will be home in their states, at their town halls, at their county events, in their local offices, and we will be there with the same question they refused to answer in Washington. This is not a two-week campaign. This is the pressure that does not let up until only American citizens are voting in American elections. Find your senators and make the call.

