I guess REAL IDs arent good enough either

[Ms. Toad]

17. It has nothing to do with how new this is.

Obtaining the documents to trace one or more name changes takes time and money. You have to trace your name change back to your birth certificate, which can mean getting formal copies of multiple name-changing documents.

Name changes are much more frequent for women than men, so the process impose a burden which falls predominantly on the shoulders of women to bear.

Beyond the relatively direct impact on women, people with means and stable lives are both more likely to have the documents in their possession, and if they don't to be able to afford the time and money it takes to get copies of them.

So the people who don't have a RealID are more likely to be women, and people who struggle, generally, with life. And if the SAVE act passes, even a RealID will not be sufficient for voting, because it does not, generally, prove citizenship.