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pcdb

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30. They also have marriage certificates. Why would they be unable to vote?

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Mon Feb 16, 2026, 02:42 PM

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So I heard a good response to why the Republicans will want the Save Act to fail. [View all] Baitball Blogger 12 hrs ago OP

🤔 Gee, they didn't seem to think this one out underpants 12 hrs ago #1

They don't think anything through. ChicagoTeamster 10 hrs ago #16

RepubliSCUM don't believe that the law of unintended consequences applies to THEM. MLWR 9 hrs ago #23

Definitely not, especially since polling research has been showing that married women Jack Valentino 4 hrs ago #35

I am looking forward to having all the MAGAt women around me losing their votes UpInArms 12 hrs ago #2

trad wives change their name more often RainCaster 12 hrs ago #3

I was going to say the same thing AZJonnie 11 hrs ago #12

We used my wife's (better) surname for our kids. thought crime 11 hrs ago #14

They also have marriage certificates. Why would they be unable to vote? pcdb 8 hrs ago #30

Because marriage certificates are not a valid form of ID in the SAVE Act /nt Sweet Freedom 5 hrs ago #34

Right, but one would use the marriage certificate to get a valid form of ID to vote. pcdb 42 min ago #39

SHOCKER! FalloutShelter 12 hrs ago #4

In normal times, it would be a slam-dunk loser in the courts Wednesdays 10 hrs ago #22

I hope this is true and the SAVE ACT dies a miserable death peggysue2 12 hrs ago #5

Easy to get papers. Know Rick! usonian 12 hrs ago #6

Progressive women (and probably others as well) - TBF 12 hrs ago #7

That might be the easiest way to proceed. NH Ethylene 11 hrs ago #9

I have everything in my lock box - TBF 11 hrs ago #10

I actually looked into changing mine back maptap22 9 hrs ago #27

I went to my local county court and filled out a form. NH Ethylene 8 hrs ago #29

I hear you - but I did all mine myself TBF 3 hrs ago #38

I am still curious to know what JD Vance's birth certificate name is Walleye 12 hrs ago #8

Also more Democrats than Republican women are likely to keep their maiden name in marriage SSJVegeta 11 hrs ago #11

Republicans also seem to think that only Republican women get married. Quiet Em 11 hrs ago #13

Valid Point F-18_AMO 10 hrs ago #15

Back then, people would look at you strange if you said Zackzzzz 10 hrs ago #17

Republican women might be more inclined to take their hubby's names, too. nt Exp 10 hrs ago #18

Its possible the MAGATS are worried about this aspect of the Save Act, sdfernando 10 hrs ago #19

As Home Simpson would say..... ProudMNDemocrat 10 hrs ago #20

They really just want the optics of them pushing it and it failing jgmiller 10 hrs ago #21

I thought that too. durablend 9 hrs ago #24

I also think more Democratic women didn't change their last name when they married Buckeyeblue 9 hrs ago #25

I live in red hell Traildogbob 9 hrs ago #26

Said this last week Boo1 8 hrs ago #28

My R sister married and divorced three times.....she moved back to her state of birth Hope22 7 hrs ago #31

Also, liberal women are more likely to retain their name Miguelito Loveless 7 hrs ago #32

this is bad for everyone. themaguffin 6 hrs ago #33

Not only that mercuryblues 4 hrs ago #36

I'd also point out that right wing women Bettie 4 hrs ago #37