The full SAVE America Act must be included as a mandatory requirement for every state—not watered down into an optional policy incentivized through federal funding. Election security should not depend on whether states choose to participate, and my votes for future measures will fully depend on this.
Chip Roy will make his votes for future measures depend on including the full SAVE America Act as a mandatory requirement for every state, rather than as an optional federally incentivized policy.
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Evidence
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Roy said he voted for H. Con. Res. 113 as a step toward getting the SAVE America Act passed by the Senate, and stated the full act must be mandatory for every state, not optional through federal funding.
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Congress.gov lists S.1383 as having status Passed House, with latest action: Senate message on House action received and at desk on 02/12/2026. The tracker does not show To President or Became Law.
Assessments
Roy took same-term action consistent with the promise by voting for the budget resolution tied to advancing the SAVE America Act through reconciliation and by publicly stating that future support would depend on keeping the full act mandatory for every state. However, the promised outcome is not fully delivered because the full mandatory SAVE America Act had not become federal law, and the available record does not yet prove that he applied the condition across all later relevant votes. This merits partial credit with an effort badge, not full delivery.