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# Schumer: "Senate Democrats will never allow the SAVE Act to pass this chamber"

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## Video: Schumer: "Senate Democrats will never allow the SAVE Act to pass this chamber"

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_Published 2026-03-18. "Senate Democrats will never allow the SAVE Act to pass this chamber," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said. Republicans need 60 votes to advance the bill to a final vote, but they hold 53 seats, and all 45 Democrats and both independents, who caucus with the Democrats, oppose it._


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## Transcript

Let's be clear, Senate Democrats will never allow the Save act to pass this chamber. They should. It's a small. If a small band of Maga senators wants to drag this out on the Senate floor. Keep us here through the night, through days or longer, while stalling all other important business. They can try. It will not work. Maga Republicans Senate Democrats will hold the line as long as necessary because with this bill, democracy is at stake. And I want to be very clear. The Save act is not about voter identification. It's about voter suppression. The Save act is not about election integrity. It is about voter suppression, plain and simple.

Maga Republicans would rather let take democracy down than back away from their own right wing. Extreme policies that have killed jobs, started wars, exploited working people to benefit the ultra rich. So Senate Democrats will not let them succeed. I tell my Republican colleagues, hear me. We will hold the line for as long as it takes.

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