Which act would require documentary proof of US citizenship to register to vote?

• A. SAVE America Act
• B. National Voter Act
• C. Citizenship Verification Act
• D. Voting Rights Act

Answer: (A)

Requiring documentary proof of US citizenship to register to vote centers on confirming eligibility at the moment of registration. The SAVE America Act is described as tightening safeguards by requiring citizenship documents as part of the registration process, which directly matches the idea of proving citizenship. The National Voter Registration Act focuses on making registration easier and more uniform across agencies and does not impose new proof-of-citizenship requirements. The Citizenship Verification Act would involve verification, but the scenario described aligns more closely with a statute that explicitly mandates documentary proof. The Voting Rights Act addresses preventing discrimination and protecting voting rights, not demanding citizenship documents for registration.