The SAVE Act and Women’s Names: Voting Rights, Marriage, and the Law
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The SAVE Act and Women’s Names: Voting Rights, Marriage, and the Law
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The SAVE Act is being framed as a bill about election integrity and proof of citizenship. But for many women, especially married, divorced, remarried, or older women, “just bring proof” is not always simple.
In this episode, Dr. Lori talks with attorney Patricia J. Schraff about how women’s names, birth certificates, marriage records, and legal identity can collide with voting access.
They discuss why a marriage certificate does not prove citizenship, why getting a birth certificate can take months, and why paperwork delays can become a real barrier to voting.
This conversation goes beyond the SAVE Act into the deeper history of women’s names, coverture, property rights, Lucy Stone, suffrage, and the long fight for women to be recognized as legal individuals.
This episode is not about telling women whether to keep, change, or hyphenate their names. It is about making sure the choice is truly a choice.
Shownotes: https://drloristevic.com/slug-save-act-womens-names-voting-rights/