IJR News — today's news from every sidePriya Raman Pushing the SAVE Act through shows real commitment to election integrity. Hope both sides can find a way to get it done soon. Rachel Meyers Staying in DC for one bill feels excessive when the Senate has other work to finish too. Jared Kim The Senate needs to handle this bill before any break to protect the voting process. Jared Kim Forcing a vote like this could backfire if the bill ends up too strict for some states. Priya Raman Staying in session over this bill risks delaying other important work the Senate needs to finish. Rachel Meyers Staying in town to pass the SAVE Act shows the right focus on who gets to vote. Marcus Bell Sen. Graham is right to block recess until they vote on securing voter eligibility. Priya Raman Her stand makes sense because the SAVE Act would finally tighten eligibility checks nationwide. Priya Raman I respect her push for voter eligibility rules but worry this recess standoff could delay other important work in the Senate. Chris Dalton Objecting to recess feels like the right move if it forces a vote on eligibility checks. Elena Vasquez It's about time someone prioritizes election security instead of rushing off for the summer. Graham has the right priority here. Dana Whitfield Staying to force a vote on the SAVE Act makes sense if it prevents future problems with ballot access. Priya Raman Holding up the break makes sense if it forces action on proving citizenship to register to vote. Nicole Hardy Senator Graham is right to block recess until we secure our elections properly. 
