💍 Getting married soon? You might want to rethink that name change. The U.S. House just rammed through the Save Act — a controversial bill that overhauls how Americans prove their right to vote. Backed by Republicans and framed as a strike against voter fraud, the bill demands voters show hard proof of U.S. citizenship — think passports, birth certificates, or certain Real IDs. But here’s the kicker: Critics say it could silence millions, especially married women whose IDs don’t match their birth certificates. Sound like a bureaucratic nightmare? It might be. In this episode of Angela Gets Answers, I sit down with legal powerhouse Angela Giampolo to rip through the legal red tape and uncover whether this bill is just voter protection — or voter suppression in disguise.