Not at all. what other components of the bill would you like to discuss?
1st - The bill would require a person to provide proof they are a citizen of the US before they are registered to vote. (NJ stuff shows that simply isn't enough) Opponent claim this would eliminate most current online and mail registration methods. Damn - yes, proving you are who you are through online or mail can be easily done by any fraudster. Oh my gosh, providing a passport or a birth certificate when you register to vote.....what an inconvenience.
But wait, opponents claim it is already a law that illegal aliens cannot vote in elections. There are also laws that prohibit minors purchasing alcohol, driving a vehicle, boarding an airplane without an id. Yet minors purchase alcohol daily, people drive without a license and insurance daily, and even I have went through security at an airport with no id.
Oh wait there is more, people would have to prove their citizenship everytime they vote. You know who is against this? People who can't prove they are eligible to vote. Oh my gosh, you mean I may have to bring my birth certificate and my driver's license to the polling station? That is unfair, why can't I just send a picture from my home computer? Surely everyone is honest with who they are.
The entire argument against the SAVE act is either it being an inconvenience or people not having the proper documentation to prove citizenship.