Republicans Wish Trump’s Favorite Voting Bill Would Just Die Already

“It just keeps coming back,” one Senate Republican said. “It’s like the ‘Night of the Living Dead.’

A voter in Maine submits his ballot

This voter in Maine submitted his ballot in person during last week’s primary. President Donald Trump is pushing Congress to pass voting legislation ahead of the 2026 midterms. Robert F. Bukaty/AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty

The SAVE America Act just won’t go away for Senate Republicans, no matter how many times they think it’s dead and gone.

Republican lawmakers have been locked in a monthslong battle over the conservative voting bill as it has become evident they don’t have the votes in the upper chamber to pass the bill, no matter the avenue. This has left members miffed — they want to finally turn the page, but are again faced with a zombie.

“It just keeps coming back,” one Senate Republican told NOTUS. “It’s like the ‘Night of the Living Dead.’”