Despite strong public support for Voter ID, the SAVE Act is stalled in the Senate due to pressure from the media and elites, creating a "political vise" that constrains Republicans and allows Democrats to advance their agenda.
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Voter ID has wide support. Why are Republicans struggling to pass it?
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Originally reported by The Hill
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