The Senate active-legislation page was last updated May 27, 2026 and lists the SAVE America Act with Senate bill S.1383.
Within the lookback window, the official Senate page still treated S.1383 as active legislation, not a completed public law, so the election-integrity effort remained unresolved as of June 4, 2026.
Congress.gov lists House passage of S.1383 on February 11, 2026 by 218-213, followed by the February 12, 2026 Senate status: message on House action received in Senate and at desk.
The SAVE America Act advanced through the House but had not become law; that is partial progress toward the election-integrity promise, with final delivery still pending.
The engrossed House amendment cites the short title SAVE America Act and includes Section 2, Ensuring only citizens are registered to vote in elections for Federal office, including documentary proof of U.S. citizenship provisions.
The bill content directly targets citizenship verification in federal voter registration, matching Grothman's election-integrity theme, but it remained legislation rather than enacted law.
Congress.gov lists Grothman as sponsor of H.R.4415, introduced June 30, 2023, with latest action referral to House Administration. CRS summarized it as prohibiting collection and transmission of a D.C. ballot by someone other than the mailed recipient, with limited exceptions.
Grothman sponsored a ballot-collection restriction bill, but the bill did not advance beyond referral in the 118th Congress, so it was a serious effort rather than delivery.
The House report says the ACE Act offered states tools to strengthen integrity and administration of federal elections and identifies Grothman's H.R.4415 as the D.C. Election Fraud Prevention Act component intended to preserve ballot chain of custody.
A House committee incorporated Grothman's ballot-collection proposal into a broader election-integrity package, showing substantive effort but not final enactment.
Grothman's official newsletter said the SAVE Act would require proof of citizenship for federal voter registration, provide access to immigration databases for removing non-citizens from voter rolls, and that he was glad to support it.
Grothman's office publicly framed the SAVE Act as an election-integrity measure and confirmed his support, but the statement describes support for legislation rather than completed restoration.
The Senate active-legislation page, last updated June 29, 2026, lists the SAVE America Act with S.1383 and H.R.7296 as having advanced action, but the Public Law/Veto column is blank.
Within the June 7-July 6 lookback window, the Senate still treated the SAVE America Act as active or advanced legislation rather than an enacted public law, so the election-integrity commitment remained unresolved.
Congress.gov lists S.1383's latest action as the February 12, 2026 Senate receipt of the House amendment; the tracker status is Passed House, with the To President and Became Law steps still incomplete.
The House-passed SAVE America Act remained short of enactment as of the current Congress.gov record, showing partial legislative progress but not delivery of the promise.
AP reported that on June 24, 2026, U.S. District Judge Denise Casper permanently barred most provisions of President Trump's election executive order requiring documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration, and noted the SAVE America Act had passed the House but was stalled in the Senate.
A lookback-window court development blocked a parallel executive route for citizenship-proof election rules, while the congressional SAVE effort still had not cleared the Senate, reinforcing that the commitment was not delivered.
Executive Order 14399 was signed March 31, 2026 and published April 3, 2026; it directed DHS and SSA work on state citizenship lists, USPS rulemaking for mail and absentee ballots, and election-fraud enforcement priorities.
The executive branch took concrete election-integrity action in the same federal term, but it was not Grothman's own legislative delivery and later litigation left the broader promise unresolved.
Grothman materially supported election-integrity legislation in the federal House, including voting for the SAVE America Act when it passed the House in February 2026 and sponsoring earlier ballot-collection restrictions. But the central legislative outcome had not become law as of July 6, 2026, and parallel executive action was not his own delivery and was substantially blocked in court. The promise is broad, but the record supports meaningful same-term progress rather than full fulfillment.
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