RNC's Legal Battle: Stricter Voting Rules

0:00On March 23, the Republican National Committee is pushing hard through the courts to make sure only American citizens vote in elections, after there. SAV America Act got stuck in the Senate. That bill would have required voter ID and proof of citizenship to register, but with the 60-vote filibuster blocking it, the RNC is now fighting. In more than 100 legal cases across 30 states. These lawsuits target things like voter ID rules, mail-in ballot processes and keeping voter roles accurate to prevent non-citizen voting. A big focus is the Supreme Court case, Watson versus RNC, challenging laws in states like Mississippi that count ballots arriving after election day if. Postmarked on time. Republicans say federal law sets election day as the hard deadline, and loose rules her public trust. Officials with the RNC call these changes common sense, supported by over 80% of Americans, while Democrats argue they could block. Dedimate voters, especially those using mail ballots.

1:01The courts seemed ready to strike down Mississippi's approach during arguments on Monday, which could tighten deadlines in at least a dozen states. The RNC is also pressing the Supreme Court on Pennsylvania's undated mail ballots and Arizona's voter registration citizenship proof. With Congress at a standstill and former President Trump backing stricter reforms, these court fights could reshape voting rules nationwide for years to come.