Why We Vote Ep. 163: SAVE Act Scrutiny, Supreme Court Shock & The Fight for Election Integrity
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Why We Vote Ep. 163: SAVE Act Scrutiny, Supreme Court Shock & The Fight for Election Integrity
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In Episode 163 of Why We Vote, CannCon and Ashe in America break down the SAVE Act and the broader debate over voter ID, proof of citizenship, and structural election reform. They examine what the legislation proposes, where enforcement challenges exist, and whether incremental fixes are enough to restore public confidence in the system.
The episode also covers the Supreme Court’s ruling limiting the use of IEEPA tariff authority, exploring what the decision means for executive power and how judicial constraints intersect with broader institutional accountability. The hosts discuss the balance between Congress and the presidency, questioning how legal boundaries shape political strategy.
Throughout the conversation, CannCon and Ashe emphasize the importance of paper ballots, chain of custody, and transparent voter registration systems. They challenge surface-level reforms and encourage viewers to focus on procedural safeguards rather than partisan framing. Ep. 163 ties legislative action, judicial rulings, and election mechanics into a wider discussion about restoring trust in American governance.