GOP’s SAVE Act stalls as Trump’s mail-voting push clashes with House support

House Republicans and Speaker Mike Johnson are resisting Trump’s demand for a broad, mail-voting crackdown in the SAVE America Act, sticking with a narrower version that emphasizes citizenship proofs and leaves election rules to states. The broader provisions, including a ban on mail ballots, have never passed the House and face likely opposition in the Senate, signaling a partisan stalemate on election reform even as Trump brands the issue a top priority and the Supreme Court recently curtailed executive efforts to regulate mail voting.