An unidentified member of the House floor urged passage of the Save America Act, saying it would require documented proof of U.S. citizenship and a valid photo ID to register to vote and accusing opponents of treating some voters as "not smart enough" to obtain identification.

At a House Administration Committee exchange, Chairman Stile questioned Secretary Gray about Wyoming’s photo-identification and documentary proof-of-citizenship policies. Secretary Gray said Wyoming saw 'no massive cost' or widespread disenfranchisement and described a hardship-exemption for obtaining IDs.

At a House Administration Committee exchange, an unidentified committee member argued past federal legislation amounted to a federal "takeover" of elections while Secretary Gray testified that implementing proof-of-citizenship requirements in Wyoming was "seamless" and low-cost.